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2 Reviews and 40 Opinions Very nice people run the hotel Nice, picturesque town Near Carthage archeological sites Internet...
Restaurant le Caire: cheap and very good "fish soup"
weleuch Says: cheap (budget less than 8 dollars) excellent service, clean and best local food seafood, fish soup, rice, couscous, salad mechouia
euzkadi Says: This place located at the end of the Bourguiba Avenue, in front of the Cathedral of Saint Vincent the Paul, hosts the Statue of Habib Bourgiba.
euzkadi Says: Sometimes waking through the new city you found beautiful examples of the French Colonial architecture like this house.
euzkadi Says: The Medina of Tunis is the largest in all the country, dates from the ninth-eleventh century AD, under the Almohads ans Hafsids regimes (12-17th centuries AD)...
euzkadi Says: The Mosque of Youseff Sahib built in 1712 claims to be the first mosque wich features the octogonal minaret, and is seen from almost all the Medina streets.
euzkadi Says: This Mosque located in the avenue de la Liberte is a new one, and maybe has few interest, but i passed in front of it every day on my way to the Medina or the...
euzkadi Says: One of the main streets of Tunis, it´s located in the Nouvelle Ville, and is a good example of the big french style boulevards of Tunis, and a perfect place to...
euzkadi Says: Some parts of the Medina as this beautiful gallery shows the lost splendor of the old quarter.
euzkadi Says: Sometimes when you are wandering through the narrow streets, you feel like you´re travelling back in time hundreds of years ago, some streets and people...
Medina. Windows and balconies.
euzkadi Says: As in most of the cities i´ve visited in the country, the windows are a particular reference, beautiful carved, recently painted and very well kept, maybe they...
euzkadi Says: I visited the Medina twice, the first time it was a National Holiday, so the Medina was almost empty, and all the shops were closed, i really enjoy these...
euzkadi Says: The Zitouna or Olive Tree Mosque is the main Mosque of Tunis, the original building was built in the 9th century by Emir Aghlabide Abou Il Abbés Mohamed (the...
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Sometimes when you are wandering through the narrow streets, you feel like you´re travelling back in time hundreds of years ago, some streets and people...
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I'm just back from Djerba so it's better to update this country first.Have been several times to this country, first the mainland : Tunis, Gammarth, Sousse, Monastir and Hammamet so this time I...
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The Tunisian capital is a modern and also an old city. It´s a pleasant city to visit with some important places to explore, specially the Medina, the Bardo Museum and the old ruins of Carthage nearby....
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This year brought me and family many difficulties about life and business. Holiday was realy surprising and i was not sure if i could use my last chance till mid-july. Well. I arranged everything...
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