Youth Hostel in Tunis - Travel Tips for HI hostel Tunis, Tunisia (Page 1/2)Book
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16 Feb 2010 Ted, England & Wales:
The location is good, if you want to visit the medina only. It is a bit of a taxi ride away from the new part of Tunis and you will definitely want to take a taxi back to the hostel if you stay out late at night. |
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18 Dec 2009 MORRIS,, England & Wales:
Excellent, but see health and hygiene problem above. Here you get bed, breakfast and evening meal on arrival. Soup and main course, (couscous or pasta) very filling |
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18 Dec 2009 MORRIS,, England & Wales:
Quiet medina in off season, but central location for a walk, and tea/coffee cafes open late (but only for adventurous women - or women in groups). |
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18 Dec 2009 MORRIS,, England & Wales:
Medina, Souqs, Hammam Steam Bath experience (men or women separate areas/times), and the Zaytouna Mosque. In one day, you can visit the reduced Le Bardo Museum (40 mins public transport/walk) and Carthage and Sidi Bou Said. Back before 8pm to sit down for your included meal. |
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18 Dec 2009 MORRIS,, England & Wales:
Hit the road, and see Tunisia. Train, bus, louage (shared minibus), hire car or even plane. Get out to the western-style civilisation and culture of the north, or visit a parallel course in human civilisation out of this world (like Tattouine!). |
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30 Jul 2009 Christopher, USA:
Everything is basically on, or just off, ave Bourgiba. If you're paying much more than 4 dinar for a pizza, you're paying too much. |
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30 Jul 2009 Christopher, USA:
Not much to do, but once you make some friends, it's fun to go out and chat over cheap local beers, which you can get for under 2 dinar per bottle. |
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30 Jul 2009 Christopher, USA:
Carthage, and the Roman ruins there. |
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29 Jun 2009 Jane, USA:
The Medina and the souks were the entertainment in Tunis. Loved it. |
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02 Jan 2009 Anne, USA:
sidi bou said-the awesome blue and white village perched on a hill near carthage. take the tunis marine station train to get there-you can spend a half day or whole day if you want to see the town and then go to the beach. |
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| HI Hostel Tunis Ideally located in the SAIDA AJOULA (name of a saint woman) street, and close to the historical heart of the city of Tunis, the colourful and sweet-smelling souks, the Medina and the shopping centres, our typical hostel is quiet and relaxed.
Don't hesitate to come in, and you'll arrive in a ceramic patio, where the Andalusian coolness is in harmony with the Arab-Muslim openness.
In nicely furnished bedrooms, you'll admire the Tunisian appeal and you will enjoy its elegant PAST.
After endlessly constructive strolls, full of culture, through the pedestrian alleyways of the Medina, under the Mediterranean sun, this peaceful and cool haven will seem to have fallen from heaven.
Our cuisine is refined and inventive, Tunisian and international, and offers a subtle mix of tastes and flavours. Our lunch small dishes will enchant every palate.
Let yourself be captivated by this warm place, where relaxation goes with activities and visits, cultural as well as scenic.
The whole hostel team will be happy to warmly welcome you. | more...... |
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