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Read MorePeople i encounter so often while roaming in the medina that sometimes they’re become no more strangers anymore. Share This:
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:
Read MoreDabbaghine street, is a street in downtown Tunis known for it’s old bookshops. One of the bookshops owner uses abandoned upper-floors of his small building to store the stock of old books. Tunisians are not very eager of reading so […]
Read MoreSidi Belhassen Chedly is one of the most known and iconic soufi Saints of Tunis. His Zewya was at first his monastery where is meditates in one of the highest hill of Tunis. After his death the Zewya became his […]
Read MoreSebkha Sijoumi is a natural salt lake near Tunis, perfect place for bird migration. Share This:
Read MoreIn addition to the historical Fort Chikly and the view of whole Tunis, this small inhabited island is the territory of various wild birds. As there is nearly no one visiting the island, the birds feel safe and install their […]
Read MoreOnce you reach the Roman/Spanish Fort Chikly , you can admire the breathtaking view of all the main iconic monuments of Tunis. And the wild non-stop screaming birds. Share This:
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