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He Said: We flew from Casablanca to Tunis, Tunisia yesterday evening. What a trial that was! I don't think my descriptive powers are quite vivid enough to paint an accurate picture of the situation so I am going to defer to Katie to give the full ...
... people were very friendly and quite hospitable in every way. We never felt threatened, harassed, or cheated (except by cabbies). Tunisia hardly seems like a Muslim nation. Alcohol is sold everywhere, very few women are in full veil, and most people ...
... . So I have to be careful. At least I had done little or no additional planning. I knew practically nothing about Tunisia. Hannibal, Phoenicians, El Jem, The Bardo Museum, Carthage, beach resorts and about 98% Muslims. Popular with French tourists I think. ...
Le Bardo, Tunis, Tunisia
8 km from Teboursouk, Tunis, Tunisia
Tunis, Tunisia
Rue Jamaa Ezzitouna, Tunis, Tunisia
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What to Do In Tunisia?
Posted on Jun 23, 2009, 16:36:49
... want to check out other parts of the country. There's one north-south train line, so I would recommend heading up to Tunis maybe for a couple of days, and visiting Carthage and Sidi-Bou-Said whilst you're there. Also, if you like beaches then take ...
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UNESCO Heritage Sites
Posted on Feb 7, 2009, 16:26:59
... , Poland Auschwitz-Birkenau, Poland Villages with Fortified Churches in Transylvania, Romania Wooden Churches of Maramures, Romania Medina of Tunis, Tunisia Site of Carthage, Tunisia Kairouan, Tunisia Medina of Sousse, Tunisia Historic Areas of Istanbul, ...
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Hello everyone !!
Posted on Oct 9, 2009, 18:02:14
Yes Tunisia is wonderful. I already went there in september. I visited Tunis, Sidi Bousaid with the Delice Cafe. I stayed in Hammamet, a nice place too. One day we went for a cycle in the country and go in a little village. It was so hot...this was a real ...
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Best and worst public transportation
Posted on Apr 19, 2009, 17:29:49
... was much more confusing than that in neighboring Balkan countries. Aside from that it's a toss up between Tunisia and the US. The train from Sousse to Tunis wasn't bad but rather than a local intercity bus system most other cities were served by ...
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