Hotel Amilcar
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Day 11
... pottery, and cloth. We spent our night in a nearby citizens house. The decorations were all towards the king, Sundiata. We asked the owners abut their history and how the civilization was. We were informed that they believe in religious freedom and they are Islam, like ...
Carthage, Acient City of Tunisia
Carthage is five (5) train stops long. This is not a drop by thing that you bang out in a day. We caught the local train just walking distance from the Carlton hotel on the other side of the magnificent circle, fountain and obelisk you saw in the last photo. The cost of a first class ticket is minimal. The local train provides two classes of travel – first class (where the people with second class tickets sneak in to sit in ...
Last week
... not that many women. So the image of the middle east doesn't really fit here. My host family is working out very well. They are some of the most hospitable people I have ever met and the cook (yes they have one that will make sense in a minute) is very good at her job. The father is an architect and actually designed and was in charge of building the largest and most famous mosque in tunis. ...
Carthage & Sidi Bou Said
... of Carthage, now a suburb of the capital. But I figured that you can't exactly come to Tunisia and not go to Carthage, right? So the plan was, train to Tunis, walk to the tram station and then board ...
Carthage and chocolate
... beautiful views. The President has been in power for a long, long time and my dad said he has changed the constitution twice to stay in power. Maybe because he has such a great house! The ruins of Carthage are right on the ocean. Carthage was one of the oldest cities, and it was ruled by both the Phoenicians and the Romans, then the Vandals finally beat the Romans. When the Romans conquered Carthage, they took all the ...
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