The Or Thora Synagogue used to be a small synagogue in the Hafsia hood, the part of the old medina of Tunis where a community of Tunisian jew used to live, the hood was called the “Hara” at that time. […]
Read MoreZriba Olia is another of those abandoned berber villages. This one is hidden on a small mountain near Zaghouan (70km south of Tunis) . Not much to say except if you’re fan of Collapsed old houses, invasive nature, breathtaking view, […]
Read MoreTakrouna is small berber village located at some 100ish km south of Tunis in the Sahel region. “The town’s name is thought to have originated from a tribe which immigrated to Andalusia in the 8th century. Following the expulsion of […]
Read MoreFrom the rooftops of the Medina, you can have an interesting view of both the medieval and the modern Tunis. Share This:
Read MoreBuilt originally as the Mausoleum of Ali Bacha , a former bloody ottoman governor of Tunis. His remains have been transferred to Tourbet el Bey and the building is used as a HQ for the association of the old students of […]
Read MoreSome buildings, architecture and balconies that kept my attention while urbexing in downtown Tunis. Share This:
Read MoreSome buildings, architecture and balconies that kept my attention while urbexing in downtown Tunis. Share This:
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