Hotel Majestic Tunis

... br><br><br><br> <br><br>Tenere presente che se si vuole prendere lezioni di golf come "Hobby" si deve prendere come una sorta di attività di svago ...

... tuo, non dovrebbe essere troppo<br>difficile in seguito. Si può prendere in considerazione l'allenamento<br>golf come il primo passo della pratica ...

... villes de Cap Bon. des sorties différentes sur tout le territoire de la Tunisie : les sorties culturel et découverte des monuments.<br ...

... and end of our stay in the country. We also ended up the trip back in Tunis where we spent two days on our own, getting lost using the trains, visiting the medina, and retracing some of our steps from the first days of our trip.<br> The hotels we stayed in were first rate resort hotels (except for a wonderful businessman's hotel in the heart of the new town in Tunis) and the Tunisian food was wonderful.<br> The Roman Ruins ...

... We break for coffee and a pit stop, enjoying the central square, Great Mosque and main shopping street where there is not one other tourist to be seen. This feels like an authentic look at Tunisian life that has not been dressed up with a medina full of tourist souvenirs.<br><br>The site of Dougga is most impressive. Your introduction to the site is a huge theatre, from which you can see ...

... to you! Mum wanted to buy some spices so she stopped to browse and barter at one of the stalls. Meanwhile a couple of guys from the shop next door took the opportunity to spray me with several perfumes to get my attention. I made apathetic comments about their favourites and asked to try one entitled "Poison ...

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>

... stomach in this great little suburb of Tunis. After thinking that we should all own stock in the paint company that produces all this blue paint, I made my way back down the hill and past group after group of tourists wielding cigarettes barely able to inch their way to the top where I had come from. I found the TGM station and three stops later and about 2000 years back in time I was in ancient Carthage. Sadly, about all that's left of the ...

... carved houses. Not far you can reach Douz, in front of soft desert dunes that you can climb by camel or by foot or take an excursion into the desert (much more interesting as I did). In Tunisia there are sea, desert and mountains oaziz. I visited some little nice mountain oaziz (Tamerza) where you can see some waterfalls, canyons, palm trees and stone dry mountains. In the south you can visit Matmata (where the movie Starwars was ...

... We took a long walk to the Bardo Museum along a dusty road where the pavement just seemed to disappear. The museum is undeniably a work of art. Many of the mosaics and items are displayed in a fabulous and spacious setting. Many of the visitors were VIPs from the international summit and I got the impression there were some seriously big wigs admiring the exhibits with us ...