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Deserts, mountains, beaches, ruins, old cities...Tunisia has everything
20 Reviews Sousse has a very long history. It was a Phoenician outpost (Hadrumetum), a free Roman city (Byzacium), a vandal town (Hunericopolis) and finally the Byzantine city of Justiniana or Justinianopolis....
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13 Reviews The Sousse Ribat is one of a few similar buidings built along the coast to protect Moslem lands from Christian invasion. It was built at the end of the 7th century, work started in AD 787 and was...
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12 Reviews The walk through alleyways (often the wrong ones), can be almost as amazing as this house itself. You are breaking away from the soukkes and the tourist trail, surrounded by narrow alleys of homes and...
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8 Reviews Sailing out of the harbour in a catamaran feels good. For the first 20 minutes or so, the engine is running, and then the sail is hoisted and it's amazing. The two guys running the show were friendly...
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5 Reviews Kalaout el-Koubba is a building that was built in the 11th or 12th century according to Fatimid architectural style. While its original function is not known, its current function is much clearer: to...
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5 Reviews The Mosque is built using large stone blocks, some of these blocks were taken from the Roman baths at Carthage which is one of the reasons the baths are not better preserved. It has towers on the...
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5 Reviews The Kasbah was built in 859 AD on the site of an earlier Byzantine fortress. Its 30m/100ft high Khalef el Fata tower, named after its builder, is one of the oldest towers in the whole of North Africa....
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8 Reviews and 319 Opinions We returned 17/7/2011 our kids aged both 8 years thought it was best kids club ever lots for them to...
17 Reviews The Bardo is the most important attraction in Tunis. We had to go through it quite quickly, as it was an unexpected stop our driver made while driving us to the hotel, but it was still nice to see. So...
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8 Reviews The Medina is a great place to spend an afternoon or a day wandering around in. It is still a working Medina as far as the locals are concerned so it has not lost it's authentic feel. Watch out for...
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5 Reviews If you're visiting northern Tunisia then you simply can't miss Carthage as it was here that the Romans ruled their north African empire. Carthage lies about 15km (9 miles) east of Tunis which makes it...
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3 Reviews Whenever tourist brochures show a typical Tunisian village of cobbled streets, white walls, studded blue doors and black mashrabias it is invariably ‘Sidi Bou’, and today it is possible to visit this...
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1 Review and 97 Opinions The Residence is right on the beach near Carthage, with it's own stretch of beach offering various...
5 Reviews This large modern looking square was the location of the city's Kasbah which was destroyed by the French in 1883. All that remains from before the French is the Kasbah Mosque. The square is paved with...
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3 Reviews and 45 Opinions One of the oldest hotels in Djerba was the first one over the lagoon for years, which could be seen...
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Nakon apstinencije, koja je trajala više od dvadeset godina, ponovo sam u avionu i letim za Tunis, u nepoznato. Let je bio sasvim ugodan i relativno kratak i za divno cudo sasvim ugodno sam ga...
Tunisia - From the Mediterranean to the Sahara
I've recently returned from a fantastic trip to Tunisia. We explored Roman ruins, mountain oases, historic medinas, salt lakes, beautiful towns and, most impressive of all, we made it to the edge of...
I visited Tunisia four times. My first visit was in 1979 and like my visit to Morocco a few years before I liked also this North African country at first sight. So I came back three times in the 90s....
Tunisia belongs to northern Africa or “Maghreb”. The word Maghreb means in Arab sunset or West, opposed to Machrek, sunrise or East. With Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia, the Maghreb is the Western part...
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