Hotel Les Ambassadeurs Tunis

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From Oct. 13 until Nov. 8 we we toured Tunisia and Morocco. The weather, except for the first 3 days in Tunisia when we had showers, was great, especially in Morocco. Autumn is definitely the time to travel to these wonderful countries.<br> We began our tour in the Tunis area, visiting Carthage...which isn't much for ruins, the American War cemetery, and quaint, blue-and-white Sidi Bou Said which we visited both at the ...

The majority of the group enjoys a full-day excursion to the ancient Roman city of Dougga today. This is a first for me, as we didn't include Dougga last year. We head southwest out of Tunis, through fertile lands with grape vineyards and olive groves, glimpsing the occasional jagged peak in the distance northwards.<br><br>Our first stop is at the fascinating Andalusian Muslim town called ...

... stock they all have left. Not that Marrakech was hostile in terms of the sellers, but Tunis was even less so, meaning it was easier to walk through without every single vendor trying to drag you into their shop. Nevertheless, if you make the error of stopping, even for a second, to admire something, then they're ...

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>

... the Mediterranean wason that side of the tracks, and I spotted a guide with a group of German tourists in tow and figured this must lead to something worthwhile. It sure did and I was rewarded with an amazing view of the ocean from narrow streets lined with whitewashed homes covered in very fragrant flowering vines. It was as much a feast for my eyes as it was for my nose. Too bad it's Ramadan because I was really needing a feast for my mouth ...

... important islamic holy cities not particularly interesting and El Jem aith a fabulous giant roman Colosseum, well preserved Then you arrive to the great salt lake of Chott el Jerid, almost completely dry with a one meter high road that cut the lake in two parts and connects Kebili with Tozeur, a nice oaziz town with a big palmery (thousands of palm trees), an interesting museum of the costumes and traditions and pleasant red ...

... of idle salesmen, but no. It was fun and not the slightest bit stressful as I expected it to be. Stopped off at a number of places that seemed to be closed except one, the Dar Ben Abdallah Museum which is an old house renovated in the 19th century to the latest tastes. The rooms have been restored and filled with furniture and creepy manikins dressed in period costume ...