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Walking around the souk you will notice some benches selling bronze plates and stuff. Many of them will "curve" with a nail your name in tunisian, in your language or any alphabet of the world, as long as you write it on a piece of paper.
I brought these as a souvenir gift for the people in the office and they seemed to enjoy it. :)
Written Aug 5, 2006
Address: Monastir souk - look around!
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If you want to feel real shopping in Monastir you have to know to bargain.Also you need to have nerves of steel.The salesman will drag you in to their shops,hackle to you on the streets(if you are blonde) and try to do almost everything to make you buy some of their products.Don't be suprised if they offered you a cup of tea while you are looking for some fine leather jacket.That meens that thay want to negotiate with you about price.If you play smart you will get souvenir(or jacket) by very small price.Happy hunting!
Written Oct 23, 2003
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Birdcages in white or olive wood are world famous and can be used as planters, for decoration and ..... for birds.
Written Oct 6, 2002
Written Sep 22, 2002
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Birdcages in white or olive wood are world famous and can be used as planters, for decoration and ..... for birds.
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Q: hi. can someone please tell me the best way to get from monastir airport to hammamet? (apart from a taxi) and how much will it...
A: Try a louage, it's kinda minibus service but pick up people along the way. can get a bit cramped at times.
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The city of Monastir was built on the Punic-Roman city of Ruspina, location of the 46BC Battle of Ruspina. Much of the ancient walls of the city date back to the 9th century. As well as the medina...
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I visited Monastir on my own when I was on vacation in Sousse. I took 'Metro' from Sousse and spent a couple of hours in Monastir.
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What is this?! Well you can see me and my friend Jova resting in the shadows of these beautiful palms!Dont laugh because you'll need some rest to after whole day of walking!
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I've got some interesting experiences in Monastir. I'd love to share with you the 4 tips I've written, the 13 photos uploaded, and 0 travelogues I've created.
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Monastir - Tunisia's famous Ribat
I first came to Monastir with my parents back in 1989 for a weeks holiday and came again as part of a 10 day winter tour around northern Tunisia as a day trip from Sousse. I didn't remember much of......
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