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Tunis is the capital city of Tunisia, known for its picturesque landscapes and a rich blend of modern and historical architecture. The city serves as a gateway to the ancient city of Carthage, a UNESCO World Heritage site. With its vibrant markets, delicious cuisine, and welcoming atmosphere, Tunis offers travelers a unique cultural experience.

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@lacosmopolilla

8 días de ruta por Túnez, un destino único del Mediterráneo

Tunisia

8 days / 7 nights

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Túnez Cartago Sidi Bou Said Desierto de Douz Chott El Djerid Hammamet Kairuán Matmata Susa

@ruteandoconmarco

Túnez Mágico: Descubre Túnez, el Djem, la costa y el Desierto en 8 días

Tunisia

8 days / 7 nights

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Medina de Susa Anfiteatro de El Jem Lago salado de Chott El Jerid Oasis de Chebika Medina de Túnez Cartago Sidi Bou Said Mausoleo Bourguiba Douz Matmata

@ruteandoconmarco

Túnez Esencial: Descubre la costa y el desierto en 8 días

Tunisia

8 days / 7 nights

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Hammamet Lago salado de Chott El Jerid Cartago Sidi Bou Said Douz Matmata Tozeur

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Tunis (capital)

Tunis is the extensive capital of the eponymous country, in the north of Africa. It is located next to Lake Tunis, within the Gulf of Tunis, in the Mediterranean Sea. It hosts a centennial medina and the Bardo, an archaeological museum located in a 15th-century palace complex where famous Roman mosaics are exhibited. The ruins of ancient Carthage are found in the residential suburbs in the north of the city.

Medina of Tunis

The Medina of Tunis was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1979. The medina is the center of the city of Tunis: a group of narrow streets and covered passageways, full of dense smells and colors, bustling and active centers of trade and barter. It is built on a hill that gently slopes down to the Behira Lagoon to the east.

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