Hotel de Russie Tunis

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18 rue de Russie Tunis, Tunisia, 1001, -(71)-328-883

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Is there any place these guys didn't go?

Arrived in Tunis via three trains yesterday...oh joy.  Our first stop on the way was Monastir where we had breakfast and wandered around the historic fort where they filmed Monty Python's Life of Brian.  Clearly a place of major importance...oh and some historic significance as well too... Walked briskly back to the train for another short jaunt and then long haul with bags and the final train to Tunis and back to the Historic Hotel Russie.  Today we had a local guide who took us around the B...

Tunis, Tunisia tracystravels

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