South Tunesia Culture and Sights

A tiny oasis and an ancient fort in the expanses of the desert. A Palmenoase in the vastness of the Sahara, where sand and Kieswüste meet between high dunes, walls of a Roman fortress, the stranger at a...

As a memory castle, and serves this market partly Ksar today. Again, this memory castle 23 miles south of Tataouine, the parts still in the 15th Century, is well preserved, it was the end of the 1990s r...

On the huge salt lake, you will certainly see a mirage. Karl May passionate readers know the Chott el-Djerid from the vivid descriptions in "The Desert" and therefore know what dangers it poses. After a...

La Ghriba Synagogue: The oldest evidence of Jewish culture in Northern Africa. The village 9km west of Houmt Souk owns the La Ghriba synagogue, the most important Jewish pilgrimage destination in North ...

Behind Douz begins one of the largest sand seas in the Sahara. The large dune in the south, directly in the hotel zone, is particularly in the late afternoon a splendid photo opportunity. From its crest...

address: Ksar Hadada, Tunesien

An ancient city of pre-Roman architecture. This Phoenician city was probably abandoned during the First Punic War (c. 250 B.C.) and as a result was not rebuilt by the Romans. The remains constitute the...

This small museum in a Marabout from the 17th Century with its colorful hodgepodge of exhibits does not keep pace with Cheraïts treasures, but it has much more charm. Souad owes it Den Khchim, enthusi...

Main link between the city center and tourist zone is the after-born poet in Tozeur Abou el-Kacem Chebbi real (1909-34) designated road. Shortly after the Continental Hotel to see you left the coach s...