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Medina of Tunis
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Raoul
November 22, 2016
Because you're living in the Middle of it!
Eslem
September 17, 2022
Make sure to go check the Medina, it's a place you shouldn't miss while in Tunis. It's confusing paths makes it more fun to visit it over and over again.
Former Member
June 16, 2017
the Old Medina of Tunis
Saff
October 10, 2022
The medina of Tunis is a Unesco world heritage and is home to numerous covered souqs selling everything from shoes to shisha pipes, as well as bustling cafes, back streets full of artisans at work and residential areas punctuated by grand, brightly painted doorways. Historic palaces, hammams, mosques and madrassas (schools for study of the Quran) are scattered throughout, many lavishly decorated with tiles, carved stucco and marble columns. We recommend tasting Tunisian food in the “Dar El Jeld” restaurant and viewing the city skyline from “café Panorama”. Ps: if you have to choose between the medina of Tunis and Sidi Bou Said, go to Sidi Bou Said.
The medina of Tunis is a Unesco world heritage and is home to numerous covered souqs selling everything from shoes to shisha pipes, as well as bustling cafes, back streets full of artisans at work and residential areas punctuated by grand, brightly painted doorways. Historic palaces, hammams, mosque…
Matt
September 25, 2018
Traditional Tunisian Market
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Tunis, Tunis Governorate