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... city became the capital of Roman Africa. We saw the remains of the Baths of Antonius Pius, where the &#8220;cool room&#8221; measured 154 feet in length and 50 feet in height. Awesome. <br><br>2. We travelled next to the picturesque village of Sidi Bou Said, named after a 13th century holy man (1156-1231), who settled here on the return journey from his pilgrimage to Mecca (all Moslems are required to travel to Mecca in Saudi Arabia at least once in their lives). Perched on the ...

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... largest and most spectacular, of Morocco. We headed north to Rabat, Fes, Meknes, Erfoud, Ouarzazate (where Hillary was visiting at the time), and Marrakesh. Fes and Marrakesh were probably our favorite cities. The old medina of Fes, with over 13,000 alleyways, was intriguing. We didn't get lost here because we opted on a guided tour (thank God!). One of my favorite sites was visiting the tannery although the smells were not ...

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It's funny to haggle with the Tunisians in their markets, but Tunis disappointed me a little... it's dirty, have an strange smell like a mixture of spices and sweat... there just a few places to visit and they are so careless with their highlights... but after that we visited Sidi Busaid, I recommend this place instead of Tunis because of his streets and views<br>

... steps outside the hotel I meet a nice Tunisian man who offers to guide me through the Medina. I've been in similar mazes before, and I know how bewildering they can be, so I take him up on his offer. We end up spending several hours fulfilling my mission to inspect both the welcome and farewell dinner restaurants. Our welcome dinner will be in the old city of Tunis, but the farewell is going to be at the ...

I'm still in Tunis and wandering around. I went back to Sidi Bou Said again today to take some pictures. Oddly, it seems to rain at night and in the late afternoon, but in the morning, everything is all nice and sunny. The view of the ocean is simple spectacular and I wouldn't mind buying a house there and hanging out. Of course, I'll have to find out how much it costs and what kind of bureaucracy I'll encounter trying to live there as a ...

... which is supposed to be one the world's best museums of Roman mosaics and statuary. I can't wait!!! We have a late afternoon flight to the Mediterranean island of Malta where we will spend three nights before moving on to Turkey. She Said: While there certainly are some fascinating sites to see in Morocco, the people were really nice, and traveling within the country was quite easy, I was actually kind of relieved to leave. I was getting tired of ...

Visited Tunis, Dougga, El Kef, Tozeur, Douz, Tataouine, Chenini, Djerba, Sfax, el Jem, Mahdia, Kairouan, Carthage and Bella Regia. We rented a car and drove around the country. It's a great way to travel freely. People hitch rides along the way. There's a desert festival in Douz, including camel races ...