Tulip Inn Residence Carthage La Marsa

... while jumping aboard and I went flying with everything that I was carrying including a pair of reading glasses that I discovered later must still be on the bus. I hoped the swelling would go down in time for our last stop.<br><br>6. Our final impression of Tunisia was that it is one of the most liberal countries in the Arab world; alcohol is not banned, and western fashions are seen as often as Islamic dress on the city streets. As we relaxed with a cup of peppermint tea in the ...

... le pro migliori campi da golf della Tunisia, al fine di conseguire alcuni obiettivi di team building e di migliorare il vostro handicap golf <br>Non ci ...

... che se si vuole prendere lezioni di golf come<br>"Hobby" si deve prendere come una sorta di attività di svago. si deve<br>fare tutti gli sforzi necessari ...

... you name it. Tunisia was really wonderful although, while it is a secular Muslim country, is still outwardly very male dominated.<br><br> From Tunisia we flew on to Casablanca, Morocco where we met up with our new group. Food and hotels did not live up to Tunisia but we still were comfortable here. Apparently there is not much to see in Casablanca except for the Royal Palace (which is beautiful), and the Hassan II mosque ...

... carved in stone by their grieving families.<br><br>We enjoy one more buffet dinner tonight at our hotel before visiting the sidewalk cafes one last time to enjoy watching the nighttime crowds on the main avenue in front of the hotel. One other client and I check out of the hotel at midnight tonight, and head to the airport to catch our Lufthansa flight back to Frankfurt, departing at 2:30am!

... later in the afternoon. This involved a brisk march up Byrsa Hill to the centre of the old Punic city, which is now home to the Carthage museum, some early Punic houses, many more Roman remains, and a mock ...

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>

... up the winding streets and took pictures of the interesting doorways and did a little shopping. We bought shawls for the ladies in the office. The final stop was the American Cemetery. About 2800 American soldiers are buried here who died during WWII. A beautiful and somber place. All this took 4 hours and could have been accomplished in about an hour and a half if you didn't ...

... and I saw one Asian tour group as well. The museum is well worth the 6 dinar admission and 1 dinar camera usage fee. I spent quite some time studying the murals and I think they used different color stones to make each picture. This is actually more lasting than if they painted them on. I guess that's why a lot of them are a thousand or so years old and still in excellent condition. I've decided to go to El-Jem tomorrow by train and make that a day-trip. The plan is to wake ...

... much longer. Gradual movement forward wasn't helping and unless something happened I was going to miss the boat! Fortunately a film crew was ahead of me in the line so when they were called ahead I latched on and followed. That got me inside the pillbox and I wasn't going to get pushed back out. Some amount of pleading, whimpering (not ...