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croisbeauty Says: Medina is traditional Tunisian market a very busy place with lots of people during both day and night. It usually has network of corridors and is situated in the basement of the complex of buildings. Medina of Nabeul is pretty clean, comparing to other Medinas, and yet it is...
smirnofforiginal Says: A fair few horse drawn traps to go on, decorated with flowers and the like. As always I was concerned as to the welfare of the horses - but there was nothing to make me think they were mistreated.We did end up on one - purely to get our kids away from the constant harassment...
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Childish Says: Nabeul is the centre of the province Gouvernorat de Nabeul. There are busses from there for example to Tunis, Sousse, etc.It costs 4TD (!) to get to Tunis from Nabeul.
Childish Says: Nabeul is near Hammamet and you can get there with the bus. It takes about 20 min to get there from North Hammamet and costs around 1-1.5 TD.The biggest problem is that the bus stops in Hammamet, especially in North Hammamet are not marked properly. That's why we missed the...
Nabeul market: Ceramics and pottery
micajo Says: There is a great market in Nabeul, it is held on Friday. It is full of souvenirs but the best ones are the hand painted ceramic plates and pottery. You have to haggle with them also but you will have nice souvenirs with bargain prices. There you will find lots of other...
Childish Says: About the pottery - we even found cheaper things in Hammamet medina.About clothesembroidery: There are even fixed-price shops. I bought a dress for 25TD.
croisbeauty Says: When strolling around, you'll see a lot of men with yasmine flower behind their left ear. If you ask for an explanation you'll get different answers. First what I was told, this is the sign which says the young guy is ready to get married and searching for a wife. Then I saw...
smirnofforiginal Says: With our youngest child in tears from the constant wave of vendors trying to drag him out of our arms and into their shops we went on a horse trap ride to try to get some peace. It all started off ok, a trit trot around town. But then our driver took us to the outskirts of...
smirnofforiginal Says: When we visited Nabeul our children were 2yrs & 3yrs at the time. In their money-hungry efforts to get us to their stalls and into their shops the vendors tried to use our kids. They were literally grabbing at them and trying to drag them away from us to their items for...
smirnofforiginal Says: Nabeul will also be under "list of things to do". It's worth going just as long as you expect it to be a tourist trap!We went on the "market day" buy hey - every day is market day - market day with marked up prices!!!If you get a bus there direct from your hotel the chances...
croisbeauty Says: There are carpets and "carpets", depend on weather you buy it in the carpet stores or from the street wendors. Every street weondor will try to convince you that his carpets, even those which cost 100 dinars only, are of wool origin and hand-made. One more warning, when in...
aliante1981 Says: Travels to places like Tunisia involves a lot of fighting the heat, especially if you, like me (I am still surprised as to why I did that), go there right in the middle of the summer. Here’s a list of useful items to take:- Hats and other covering: Large brimmed hats that...
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Actualy, I never heard of Nabeul before coming to it for a summer holidays in 2004. My agent have proposed me a couple of hotels and its pictures and that is how I made my decision where to stay in......
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Nabeul is the main centre of ceramics in Tunisia. The most of the pottery sold in Tunis or Hammamet is made here.
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SO WHAT NABEUL ACTUALLY IS, OR AN OFFICIAL VIEW Nabeul, Latin Neapolis - town, northeastern Tunisia, on the Hammamet Gulf. Formerly a Phoenician settlement, it was destroyed by the Romans in 146 BC...
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Nabeul home of the ceramic oranges!
Nabeul town is known for it's pottery. The pottery is not unique to Nabeul but most of it is made here (in the factories on the outskirts of the town) so there is good variety and large quatities -......
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