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The amphitheater of El Jem, also called Colosseum of Thysdrus, is a Roman amphitheater located in the current Tunisian city of El Jem, the ancient Thysdrus of the Roman province of Africa. Built probably around the first third of the second century, even if its …
Let yourself be seduced by the charm and the beautiful beaches of Hammamet! Located on the south east coast of the Cap Bon Peninsula, Hammamet is the ‘Tunisian St. Tropez’, in a green setting with orchards of lemon and orange trees. You can also stroll …
Cape Bon is a peninsula bathed by a Mediterranean Azur, lined with flower gardens and inhabited by skilled craftsmen. This part of the Sahel is the most fertile and attractive country in Tunisia, its fresh oases, its rich countryside evoke the memory of what were …
During the twentieth century, the agglomeration developed largely outside the boundaries of the municipality of Tunis and spread over four governorates, Tunis, Ariana, Ben Arous, and Manouba, called together the great Tunis. Inside this charming labyrinth, there is still much to discover. Below the list …
White sand beaches, hundreds of palm trees, a clear blue sea, and an oasis of tranquility. Located in the Gulf of Gabes, the island of Djerba is inseparable from the image of Tunisia. Sweet climate, the authenticity of villages, and seaside tourism have made its …
Minister of Tourism and Crafts Rene Trabelsi made this Wednesday, March 27, 2019, a working visit to the governorate of Kef, and on this occasion, he decided to proclaim the city of Kef “cultural and historical pole”, indicating that this decision was taken taking into …