Ibn Khaldoun 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 ...

... Capitol and Forum and the sprawling layout of this huge city. It is considered the best preserved Roman city in all of North Africa. We spend several hours wandering through the site, then have lunch and begin the drive back to Tunis.<br><br>Along the way back we stop briefly at the War Cemetery for English lads who died in the Second World War. Heartbreaking to see their ages, and the ...

... asking more about English etc. Which was all fine, apart from the previous Omar experience which made me rather wary, and also the fact that he bought some sort of fake flower from a street seller and kept trying to give it to me. I was a bit scared that if I took it it would mean agreeing to accept his hand in ...

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>

... me and the old ladies thankfully asleep and hidden away, I left the hotel at 0530 to catch the subway to the airport bus. I had to find the front desk person so I could be let out. He was tucked away out of sight in a backroom asleep and seemed put out that I needed access to the street. If he was feeling put out imagine how I was feeling while looking around for ten minutes wondering how to get out of there. Breaking down the door to the ...

... breakfast. On the road we passed through the flag ship hotel zone and the place was filled with army, police and men in suites with funny ear pieces. Every so often a cavalcade of flashy cars would speed passed with hazard lights flashing and speeding as to cause more danger to occupants than any possible car jacking. There was a final road block after Gammarth and ...

Leaving Djerba was quite sad, but sometimes, no eventually, you have to move on, and as we were only in Tunisia for two weeks, we had to get to Tunis. Seeing that we had caught a train once before, we found out that there was a train leaving Gabse, and it was going directly to Tunis, so the plan was to catch a Louage, jump on a train, and find a hotel in Tunis. Quite easy to write/read, but things never work out easy !!!!! Once we were at the louage station, one guy was yelling out Tunis ...