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Unfortunately I couln't find information about the architect and when it was built.
Location: Habib Bourgiba Blvd
Written Oct 2, 2006
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- the white village - check my Sidi Bou Zid page!!!
http://members.virtualtourist.com/m/12356/102f/4/
Written Nov 8, 2005
Don't forget some sunnies, a can of sprite and some chewing gum for the camels.
Written May 19, 2004
The whole place is off the beaten path.
Written Aug 26, 2002
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tunis is very beautiful arabic city,tunis city divided to modern part and old part which contain the old mosques and old markets (souk).
Written Aug 26, 2002
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This is the Olimpic Stadium. Not in the very center of the city. I was there to see the Mediterranean Games inaugural ceremony.
Written Aug 25, 2002
Written Aug 25, 2002
Written Aug 24, 2002
Written Aug 24, 2002
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This is the Olimpic Stadium. Not in the very center of the city. I was there to see the Mediterranean Games inaugural ceremony.
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Q: Hello there i will travel to Tunis in November and i want to go to Menzel Kamel anybody can help me in what the ways are and...
A: Train to Monastir? Bus from there?
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Tunis feels very different to the rest of Tunisia. When we arrived in the Ville Nouvelle my first impression was that Tunis was like a French town. The taxi dropped us off at Avenue Bourguiba, a...
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Tunis, the capital of Tunisia, is located at the western side of the Gulf of Tunis in the north-east of the country. It is by far the largest city in Tunisia with a population of 750,000 and estimates...
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Shouldnt miss out the charming labyrinthine & ancient Medina with its narrow lanes & broad pavement shaded by trees. That's actually a UNESCO World-Heritage !
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It was a very hot day when I've visited the capital town of Tunis, almost impossible the walk around. After a short walk in the area of overcrowded Medina, we went to visit the famous Bardo Museum,......
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When I first visited Tunis in 2005 it was just for a couple of hours which without a guide in Medina is not enough at all for all monuments there. So, this time I went to Tunis again and spent 8 hours...
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