Tunisia

Tunisians traded and interacted with other Mediterranean cultures since the 12th century BC. Ancient Carthage, the great city-state founded in 814 BC, so prospered in trade and commerce that it attracted the eyes of an expanding Roman Empire.

Geography

Tunisia is located in north Africa, in the center of the Mediterranean basin. Tunisia, marked off by the thirtieth and the thirty-seventh degrees of north latitude, is washed in the north and in the east by the Mediterranean.

Gastronomy

Tunisian hotels have some of the best international chefs around.

Let yourself be tempted, when the opportunity presents itself, by the Tunisian cuisine which is different from one region to the other.

Culture

Men are cutters of stones, however women weave the farachias, cloths with bright colors, and the filij, long ribbons which are sewn together to form the Bedouins tents.

Tourism

The rules of the road in force in Tunisia are the same as those enforced in western Europe. The speed limit is 50 Km / h within the city and 110 Km / h on the highways, unless otherwise stated. (70 Km / h on the roads of the island of Djerba),