No wonder why the people chose this place for the sit-in during the social uprising in 2011. You can smell history in this place, and you still feel the vibes of what makes Tunisia and inspiring country.
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No wonder why the people chose this place for the sit-in during the social uprising in 2011. You can smell history in this place, and you still feel the vibes of what makes Tunisia and inspiring country.
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It isn't really a tourist attraction. There's not a lot to see - the new City Hall and the first ‘proper’ school to be built in Tunisia. Roads around can be busy with traffic. It is a good place to pick up a taxi.
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This is a wide open public space, interesting but not worth more than a moment or two of your time. It is very close to the Medina entrance and offers a wide view of the public buildings. Could provide an easy to get to meeting point if you are waiting for friends.
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It is just a big square to wonder around, close to old medina, prime minister's office, Zitouna mosque, old souks...
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