Somewhere between Nabeul and Hammamet, there is the final Terminus for some wagons. there lies many wagons that used to be in service during the 70ies until the early 2000s for some, replaced by the new electric train. sadly a […]
Read MoreThis building, in avenue de Carthage, is undoubtly the most iconic exemple of Art Nouveau architecture in Tunis. with it unique fish shaped windows. few informations are available about the name of the architect, the construction date is circa 1905-1906. […]
Read MoreDe Guidi was a rich italian advocate and he commisionned this building. didn’t found more details about it. One can admire those gorgeous colorfoul and flowerishing decolorations, from the rooftop of Cité Gabison just in front of it. Share This:
Read MoreThis curious building is really hidden in plain sight right in the middle of the busiest street downtown Tunis. One of the earliest reference, is found in a touristic guide and mentions this building as a hotel in the 1910ies. […]
Read Moreback in the 18th century, the area of the Medina around Bab Bhar was known as the diplomatic zone, where all the european consulate were located. The Danish consulate was located few meters from the entrance of the souks and […]
Read Morea selection of some photos i took while exploring the Medina from the rooftops. Share This:
Read Morethe title is self explanatory: some photos of the main avenue of Tunis from the rooftops. Share This:
Read MoreNothing much to say: loaded an expired kodak film in a Minolta and started shooting around the Medina of Tunis.The idea is obviously to rediscover those familiar places thru the analog vibes. Share This:
Read MoreThere a strange and curious domes construction on the side of a road at the very south of Tunis. it looks like small houses of another civilisation or even from a SCI-FI movie. Actually, it was a quiet famous café/restaurant, […]
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