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Sahara Desert in TunisiaThe Sahara is one of the most mysterious and at the same time the most attractive places in Tuni...
18/06/2022

Sahara Desert in Tunisia
The Sahara is one of the most mysterious and at the same time the most attractive places in Tunisia. The vast territory of the Sahara is deserted, but there are peoples who inhabit these lands in places of oases. Vegetation and fauna in the desert is extremely sparse, but there is something else in the Sahara that beckons to these parts. This is a kind of beauty and charm endowed with sandy plains, dunes, salt lakes, rare oases and extraordinary local sunsets. Excursions in the Sahara, including camel rides or jeep rides, take place most often in the early morning.

The ancient city of DuggaDougga is one of the first places to see in Tunisia among the ancient ruined cities. Once Dougg...
17/06/2022

The ancient city of Dugga
Dougga is one of the first places to see in Tunisia among the ancient ruined cities. Once Dougga was a large prosperous city with a population of more than 25 thousand people, and today it is one of the best preserved archaeological sites in North Africa. Until our time, many Roman temples, fountains, water tanks, as well as theaters, markets, an aqueduct, necropolises and mausoleums have preserved their original state, and even traces of chariots have been preserved in some places on the cobbled streets.

Bardo National MuseumThe Tunisian Museum of Bardo is the main museum of antiquity, where for more than a hundred years u...
17/06/2022

Bardo National Museum
The Tunisian Museum of Bardo is the main museum of antiquity, where for more than a hundred years unique valuable finds have been brought, mined during archaeological excavations throughout the country. The exposition of the museum is the richest collection of Roman mosaics and other artifacts reflecting the history of civilizations in Tunisia, numbering more than 3 thousand years. Now there are more than 300 mosaics, an extensive collection of marble statues, ancient ceramics, tombstones of priests, terracotta statues and much more.

Sidi Bou Said CityThe beautiful Sidi Bou Said is a beautiful sightseeing place of Tunisia, a town in white and blue colo...
16/06/2022

Sidi Bou Said City
The beautiful Sidi Bou Said is a beautiful sightseeing place of Tunisia, a town in white and blue colors, standing on a cliff at the foot of which the Mediterranean Sea stretches, in the distance you can see the Atlas Mountains and the ancient Carthage. The town is unusual in that all of its buildings are painted white and its windows, fences, and grills are sky blue. According to the stories of guides, once in this quiet picturesque place to buy a house a noble French baron, he was the one who suggested the residents to paint their houses in white and blue colors, so that they are less heated in the rays of the bright African sun.

El Djem AmphitheatreThe amphitheater is often compared to the Coliseum in Rome - this grandiose construction is already ...
16/06/2022

El Djem Amphitheatre
The amphitheater is often compared to the Coliseum in Rome - this grandiose construction is already 2 thousand years old and although today its arena is located well below the level of El Djem's modern streets, its walls still rise above the modern constructions of the city and are visible from afar. Inside the amphitheater, you can raid the many underground passages, or climb the spectator rows to imagine the spectacles that unfolded before the eyes of the public.

The Ancient City of CarthageToday Carthage is the most famous suburb of Tunisia, and once there, you will really have so...
14/06/2022

The Ancient City of Carthage
Today Carthage is the most famous suburb of Tunisia, and once there, you will really have something to see in Tunisia: the ruins of the ancient city to the present day stand on the shores of the Gulf of Tunis, impressing with its grandeur and rich history. Until now, unfortunately, historians have not managed to find enough information about the origins of Carthage, but large-scale excavations in the surrounding areas continue. Thus, in the process of excavations under the auspices of UNESCO, the ruins of several ancient cities that once existed in this beautiful seaside land have already been discovered.

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