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Tunes Lemdina,Pillars of Arab-muslim culture in Africa
We take you on a trip into the memory of the Mediterranean. Founded as a military base it will become one of the most prosperous and attractive cities of the Islamic world. The Zaytouna mosque and university will make Tunis a keystone of islamic knowledge and culture in Africa . A city At the crossroads of Europe , Africa , the East and the Maghreb it will attract all pirates ,scholars, traders soldiers and artists .A refuge to political and economic immigrants and a prosperous slaves market.
Meeting Point
At your hotel
At your hotel
Pick up
The itinerary is flexible and can be managed accordingly
The central market
Tunis Central Market (Marche Central de Tunis) is a lively and bustling marketplace situated in the heart of Tunis, erected in 1891, and it comprised four buildings that combine Art Deco and Arab architectural styles.
The Central Market boasts a rich history dating back to the 19th century and has become a vital cultural and economic hub for the region. Tourists and locals alike are drawn to the vibrant displays of fresh produce, spices, textiles, and handicrafts that fill the market. Additionally, the fish market is a must-see for anyone visiting.
Bab Bhar
The main gate of the medina . Bab Bhar the arabic name that means the gate of the sea ; there is a myth that says the sea was very close to that gate , which is not logic , the Bab is a gate through the walls that protected the medina.Bab bhar was named so because it opens on the northern suburbs of the golf of Tunis .
The Sainte-Croix Church of Tunis
Roman Catholic church that was built in 1837 before the french colonisation Given to the Tunisian government in 1964, it is now a cultural centre . We could fall on a painting gallery , a music events .
Al zaytouna mosque
Located in the heart of Tunis' medina, this important mosque was founded in 734 and built on a site once occupied by a church. It was totally rebuilt in the 9th century and restored many times over the centuries, and its huge prayer hall incorporates more than 200 columns scrounged from Roman Carthage. Its Almohades-style minaret in the northwest corner is a medina landmark. Non Muslims could get into the courtyard from a back door from 14:30 to 17:00 -ladies should carry a scarf and gentelmen something that cover tge knees , otherwise it can be viewed from the terrace of the Panorama Medina Cafe.
Medressa Souleymeniya
A school of Coran and islamic sciences , although built in 1750s,the monument is still shining with a huge patio surrounded by classrooms and students rooms and an amazingly decorated prayer room
Souks
We will walk through a maze of souks and shops displaying the finest authentic handicrafts of Tunisia and the memory of the fingers skills accumulated for centuries from traders , immigrants and invaders :
Souk Ennhass Copper
Souk el kachachine Clothing
Souk eleffa Tissue
Souk ennssa Women
Souk el berka Jewellery-once slaves
Souk el Bey the king
Souk echawachine red hat
Foundok el Attarine
Private Palace turned into a restaurant- local food
A variety of tunisian salads , sauces , pasta , couscous sea food lamb chickens, then a
tunisian smoothie or a green tea.
Note- this attractions is upon demand 20 USD/person .
It requires a pre-reservation
La Kasbah - the Government yard
A huge place outside the medina, once the fort . Sorrounded by the Prime Ministry and some five other. The Sadikia. School , the Kasbah Mosque and the Municipality of Tunis.
At your hotel
Ending Point
At your hotel
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Tour guide
Pick up and drop off
Tunisian local snack “Kaskrout Mlewi”
Lunch / might be arranged on demand
Tour Important Information
Please wear comfortable shoes because you will be walking a lot -
Important message from the guide
I am based in Tunis but i can show you the four corners of the country .
Cancellation Policy
- Free cancellation - 8 days prior to meeting time
- 50% Refund - 3 to 7 days prior to meeting time
- No Refund - Within 2 day(s) prior to meeting time
