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A Little Bit of North Africa: Tunisia and Morocco with Gate1Travel
A Travel Blog by bumihills
... Morocco. Autumn is definitely the time to travel to these wonderful countries. 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 ...
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Carthage & Sidi Bou Said
A Travel Blog entry by sianeth from Carthage, Tunisia
We had heard from a few people at the hotel that "there wasn't much to see at Carthage", so we didn't really know what to expect when we boarded our second train to Tunis in two days, heading for the old Punic city of Carthage, now a suburb of the ...
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Tunisia offered surprises
A Travel Blog entry by c.i.222 from Tunis, Carthage, Dougga, Tozeur, Ariana, Tunisia
... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . We spent the last three nights of our tour at the L'Orient Palace Hotel in Sousse. Our tour included an optional tour to Kairouan, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, for a visit to the Great Mosque, the oldest in ...
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Greater Tunis Area: Carthage & Sidi Bou Said
A Travel Blog entry by wareameye from Tunis, Tunisia
Saturday, May 24, 2008 Greater Tunis Area: Carthage & Sidi Bou Said Dear Readers: We start the day with a visit to the ruins of the Roman Baths at Carthage. Those people really knew how to pamper themselves. The facilities were ...
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Granada
A Travel Blog entry by kstubbs97 from Granada, Andalusia, Spain
... Legend of Sleepy Hollow. Was going to get the bus back to Plaza Nueva but decided to walk instead. Very pleasant. Passed the Alhambra Palace Hotel on the way down. This is the place I was originally thinking of staying but the $500 a night price tag ...
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Tunis and Sidi Bou Said
A Travel Blog entry by bumihills from Tunis, Tunisia
... and archaeologists as to whether it took place, but it makes a good story. From there we headed to the portion of Carthage along the coast. Unfortunately the Romans destroyed the port and there are very few remains to be seen. One major ...
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Lovely, but cold Tunisia!
A Travel Blog entry by tototheturtle from Tunis, Tunisia
... and walking distance from the Medina, the Tourist office, the post office, banks, Metro, and train stations. I took the Metro to Carthage earlier today and I'm very tired. Carthage is really a lovely town. I think lots of rich people there, because I ...
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In the Footsteps of Hannibal
A Travel Blog entry by wareameye from Tunis, Tunisia
Our first visit today is to the dramatic ruins of Carthage. We visit the remains of the Punic city, the hilltop museum and cathedral, and the elaborate Roman baths by the sea (in the shadow of the Presidential Palace). Next stop the Mediterranean-style ...
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Tunis and the north coast
A Travel Blog entry by jnewcomb from Tunis, Tunisia
... after reaching his goal of Carthage, but to continue the adventure along the coast and then south to the Sahara. Carthage Excellent museum Sweeping views across the bay Delegation posing for a photo. How nice of them, but why ...
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Tunis
A Travel Blog entry by willietanner from Tunis, Tunisia
... . Quite awe-inspiring. Lots of pictures were taken, but none in the direction of the Presidential Palace just north of the bathworks complex in Carthage (the Antonine Baths). This, we were reminded numerous times by men in uniform carrying ...
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Our second day in Tunis is better
A Travel Blog entry by guykb from Tunis, Tunisia
... by a full and rewarding day 2. We managed to get out fairly early and first fixed up our flights with Sevenair. Next we went to Carthage Tours (recommended in the LP) and got some advice on our stay in Tunisia. The agent there spent about 15 minutes or so ...
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Nairobi-Tunis
A Travel Blog entry by pinkkaz from Nairobi, Kenya
... to leave Sousse we headed to Tunis to be very disappointed as it wasn't much better than Sousse. We were encouraged to visit Carthage as it was very important in Roman history, but the ruins were very disappointing as there wasn't much left at all. ...
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Seville
A Travel Blog entry by kstubbs97 from Seville, Andalusia, Spain
... !). Bought a lemon Fanta and sat in the waiting room, marking up anything relevant to Scipio in my copy of The Fall of Carthage with a yellow highlighter – I must organise my tour to Italica as soon as I get to Seville, as well as visit the museum. ...
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Andalucia
A Travel Blog entry by everardt from Granada, Andalusia, Spain
... city in Western Europe (from earlier than 900BC), having been started as a trading post by the Phoenicians, then settled by Carthage, then Greeks, and eventually it became a major Roman city. I visited a fantastic museum built over the ruins of the ...
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Hamman Sousse, 4089 Port El Kantaoui, Port El Kantaoui, Tunisia
... and food is more then excellent! Don,t hesitete and if you want to stay in port el kantaoui stai in Melia Palace! Great hotel off-peak from gillianpm This great hotel is given a 4 star rating altho its not a uk 4-star standard. having ...
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Abou Nawas Le Palace La Marsa
BP 68 Complexe Cap Gammarth, Les Cotes de Carthage, La Marsa, Tunisia
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Sofitel Saphir Palace Hammamet
Boulevard du 7 Novembre, Yasmine , Hammamet, Tunisia
... principales capitales européennes. Sobre et Calme ... from anonymous Bonjour, Nous venons de rentrer d'une semaine au Palace Sofitel Saphir Hammamet. Nous sommes arrivés a 2 heures du matin et malgré cette heure tardive, un ...
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Karthago Le Palace Gammarth
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