 Bulla Regia |
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| Lying in the north-western part of Tunisia is Bulla Regia a notable Roman city. Located close to the modern city Jendouba, Bulla Regia is renowned for semi-subterranean houses belonging to the Hadrianic period. more... |
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| Cap Bon |
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| Cap Bon is located in the north-east of Tunisia, enclosed by the Gulf of Tunis. Also known as Sharik/ Shariq peninsula it has many important towns to visit like Nabeul, Sidi Daoud, Kelibia, El Haouaria and many more. more... |
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| Carthage |
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| Carthage, an ancient city in Tunisia, lies on the eastern side of Lake Tunis. It has rich history which states that it was of great strategic importance for the Phoenicians, Punics and Romans. more... |
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| Chemtou |
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| Chemtou is a historical site in the north-western region of Tunisia close to the borders of Algeria. It has many sites to explore like the marble quarries which belong to the Roman period. more... |
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| Chott el Djerid |
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| Chott el Djerid, the location for the film Star War series, is the largest salt pan of Sahara. Located in the southern Tunisia, it has many picturesque oases to visit. more... |
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| Djerba |
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| Located in the Gulf of Gabes, Djerba is the largest island which is located on the northern end of Tunisia. Djerba is popular among French, German, Italian and Czech tourist. more... |
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| Dougga |
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| Originally a Berber village, Dougga is located in the north of Tunisia. It was taken over by the Romans in the 2nd century and on your visit, you have much of Roman ruins to explore. more... |
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| Haidra |
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| Located on the west of Tunisia, Haidra was founded by the Romans. Originally known as Ammaedara, the city was built on the land bordering the valleys and the Berber tribes. more... |
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| Kerkennah Islands |
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| Kerkennah Islands is a collection of islands in the Gulf of Gabes of Tunisia with main islands being Chergui and Gharbi. more... |
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| Thuburbo Majus |
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| Thuburbo Majus which was known as Colonia Julia Aurelia Commoda in the Roman times is located on the north of Tunisia. more... |
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| Utica |
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| Lying to the north-west of Carthage, Utica is an ancient city founded by the Phoenicians. It is considered to be their first colony, which was founded to promote Phoenician trade. more... |
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