Le Pacha Tunis

4 Avenue Khereddine Pacha Tunis, 1002, Tunisia

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Carthage

A travel blog entry by nacrobat

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... and train sailors. Still, the first few naval battles of the First Punic War were disasters for the Romans.
The Punic Wars were a series of three wars fought between Rome and Carthage from 264 to 146 BC. At the time, they were probably the largest wars that had ever taken place. Such was Carthage's power that they were the great opponent of Rome in the duel for supremacy in the civilized world, the first great imperial opponent of Rome and took the ...

Africa, Tunisian Style

A travel blog entry by sachanicole

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... our clothes with Tide and while I know that this doesn’t count as food it was just as wonderful. Plus, we used our first clothes dryer in two months!

When we weren’t eating, we were site seeing. Our first outing was to a diplomatic bazaar put on by the local embassies. Inside the convention center, over 50 countries set up shop with goods representative of their home country. Canada was boiled down to maple syrup and some granola ...

What would Brad Pitt do?

A travel blog entry by mtinot

... make plans - even if it is as straightforward of which of these restaurants look the least dodgy.  With the boys trying to touch everything and us trying to get accustomed to the game of frogged that is crossing the street, we didn't have a chance to do that on our first couple of days here. -- Mark Thistle mthistle@gmail.com Run when you can; walk when you have to, crawl if you must; just never give up. - Dean ...

Civitavecchia to Tunis by Ferry

A travel blog entry by london_to_ct

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... being unsociable (running around with the sat phone looking for signal) and just about everything else we could make up. The night was an extremely jolly affair and we all went to bed feeling a lot less stressed and amped for our arrival in Africa.

We awoke on the 5th expecting to see African shores on the horizon but were sadly mistaken. We had arrived in Sicily and were stuck on board in 40C heat for 6 hours before we were on our way again. We arrived ...

Tunis, Tunisia

A travel blog entry by danharriet

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... of child sacrifice, but the cemetery was real.

We had one more stop before returning to the ship. Tunis was the spot of one of the big battles that liberated Africa form the Axis in World War II. 2,841 honored American Dead rest in this military cemetery built over the ruins of part of old Carthage. The land has been given to the American Government who maintains the area for the Americans that gave their life for their country. Standing there we felt a ...

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