Nothern Tunesia Travel Tips

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AliJo
Globetrotter
Apr 4, 2008
The Antonin Baths at Carthage 4 stars
Travel Tip: Antonin Baths

The Antonin Baths are the best of the Roman ruins in Carthage. The ruins themselves are quite impressive, showing several levels of the ancient baths as well as some of the enormous pillars that... [more]

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AliJo
Globetrotter
Apr 4, 2008
Mosaics at the Bardo 5 stars
Travel Tip: Bardo Museum

I spent several hours at the Bardo, a museum of Roman mosaics, Islamic art, and early Christian artefacts housed in the palace of one of the Ottoman envoys who had controlled Tunisia for hundreds... [more]

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AliJo
Globetrotter
Apr 4, 2008
The Roman Ruins at Carthage in an Afternoon 3 stars
Travel Tip: Church of St. Cypriot
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
The Roman ruins around Carthage are easy to see in a single afternoon, even on foot. We spent an afternoon seeing the Church of St. Cypriot, where St. Augustine once preached, the Antonin Baths,... [more]

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AliJo
Globetrotter
Apr 4, 2008
Punic Harbour at Carthage 3 stars
Travel Tip: Punic Harbour

The Punic Harbour is interesting as a historic site. This is the place from which several wars were launched before the Romans took over in Tunisia, and from which Hannibal took his elephants,... [more]

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AliJo
Globetrotter
Apr 4, 2008
Roman Ruins at Byrsa 4 stars
Travel Tip: Byrsa

On our trip to Carthage, we also saw the ruins at Byrsa on the hill overlooking the harbour, where a huge Roman temple used to stand and where an ancient Cathedral now dominates the scene, with a... [more]

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AliJo
Globetrotter
Apr 3, 2008
A Treasure of an Art Gallery 5 stars
Travel Tip: Kenza Art Gallery

Kenza means 'Treasure' in Arabic, and this little gallery definitely lives up to its name. Kenza is a recent addition to the gallery scene in the area around Sidi Bou Said, and it offers something... [more]

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AliJo
Globetrotter
Mar 27, 2008
Traditional Market in Tunis 4 stars
Travel Tip: Medina
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
The Medina in Tunis is not to be missed. Start from the Sea Gate (so called because the sea used to come right up to this point; much of Tunis is built on reclaimed land) and wander up the hill... [more]

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AliJo
Globetrotter
Mar 27, 2008
Gallery Hopping in Sidi Bou Said 4 stars
Travel Tip: Art Galleries in Sidi Bou Said

Sidi Bou Said is famous for its artists, both local and international. When you visit this lovely city, it's easy to see why it has attracted so many artists. It's easy to create beautiful things... [more]
AliJo
Globetrotter
Mar 27, 2008
A Great Place for People Watching 4 stars
Travel Tip: Promenade

The beach promenade in Al Marsa (or La Marsa, as it is also known) is a great place to enjoy a bit of ice cream and a stroll. This is a popular place for locals to come in the early evenings, and... [more]
AliJo
Globetrotter
Mar 27, 2008
Off the Beaten Track 5 stars
Travel Tip: Mansion Museum

I've invented a rather creative name for this attraction because as far as I am aware, it doesn't have one, or not an official one at least. The house itself was built in the early 1900’s by a... [more]
AliJo
Globetrotter
Mar 27, 2008
Shopping in Sidi Bou Said 4 stars
Travel Tip: Tourist Market

The tourist market in Sidi Bou Said reflects the city's reputation as a haven for artists, both Tunisians and expatriates. The wares you'll find on display are largely works of art, although... [more]
AliJo
Globetrotter
Mar 27, 2008
The Name Says It All 4 stars
Café Review: Cafe View

Cafe View is an outdoor cafe set high on the hillside overlooking the harbour and the sea. As the name implies, the view is unbeatable. The tables are covered by umbrellas and shades and... [more]
AliJo
Globetrotter
Feb 29, 2008
The Best Cup of Mint Tea at Cafe des Nattes 4 stars
Café Review: Teahouse in Sidi Bou Said
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
The teahouse at the top of the hill on the main shopping street in Sidi Bou Said is a wonderful place to relax and watch the crowds go by. On a summer day, the elevated terraces provide welcome... [more]

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Kay19
Virgin
Jul 20, 2007
Personal experience of the hotel 4 stars
Hotel Review: Le Zenith Hotel

I was lucky to have the opportunity to stay at this hotel during my stay in Tunisia last easter. Good points of my residence included the following; extremely friendly staff who were always... [more]

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