A place for lovers

[Tunis] Tunis is the capital of Tunisia. It is located on the Mediterranean Sea and has preserved the ruins of Carthage. It has both Arab-style buildings and Christian churches. It is the ultimate place where Islamic and Christian styles are mixed, and it is also the first stop for most tourists to Tunisia. Medina When I finally calmed down and felt this country, I found that this place, which is rarely visited by Asians, has many veils worth uncovering, so that in the first few days, I was a little overwhelmed. Everything here makes me curious, just as the locals are curious about me. Medina means city in Arabic. In Tunisia, it is a market built around the old city. It is very distinctive, with local food and various small commodities exported from Yiwu. The quality is average, but the price is cheap. Sidi Bou Said Sidi Bou Said is the popular name. The real name of the blue and white town in Tunis is Sidi Bou Said. It is the only blue and white town in Tunisia built by the sea. It is one of the few places in Tunisia that charges parking fees by the hour, and it is also the place with the highest prices in Tunisia, so it is very commercialized. Carthage Sites The Carthage Sites in Tunis are joint tickets, valid on the same day, including the Antonine Baths, the children's cemetery, the Roman theater, the amphitheater, the Carthage Museum, the Roman villa, the ancient Christian Museum, the Magon Quarter, and other attractions. The distance between each is 3-5 km, and most of them close around 5 pm. If you don't have enough time, you can just pick a few key places to go. Zitouna Mosque Zitouna Mosque was built in 732 AD. It is located in the center of the old city of Medina in Tunis and is the core building of the old city. "Tuna" means "olive" in Arabic. There are 184 stone pillars in the hall of chanting scriptures, all of which were transported from the ruins of Carthage.