The great mosque of Tunis. A pleasant escape from the chaos of the medina. The mosque is attractive and is a nice anchor as you explore. You can only visit the courtyard but it is lovely.
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This is the oldest mosque (foundation dates back to 732AD) in Tunis and is enormous consisting of the prayer room, courtyard, galleries, university, ancillary rooms and outbuildings. As non-muslims, ...
The Grand Mosque of Zatuna is found in the heart of the old city of Medina in Tunis. "Tuna" is the meaning of the Arabic word. The mosque was constructed in 732 AD. There are numerous stone pillars in the hall of the chanting. These pillars were brought after being demolished from the Yingtaiji site. Among the Islamic cities in North Africa, the old city of Tunisia is one of the examples of city architectural planning. The Old Town is made around the center of the Zatuna Mosque.
The great mosque of Tunis. A pleasant escape from the chaos of the medina. The mosque is attractive and is a nice anchor as you explore. You can only visit the courtyard but it is lovely.
The oldest mosque in Tunis and whether you are muslim or not this a place that should be visited.The building is beautiful. The courtyard is impressive and the tower looks imposing.When not being used for prayer the door to the mosque is open but with an attendant in charge so that tourists cannot just wander in. But if you are pleasant to him and offer a donation he will use your camera to take some photos inside.This is a very historical building and really worth a visit
In the core area of Medina in Tunisia, it’s majestic
Slow down and tour the old city. In Tunisia, there is such a small city Zitouna Mosque. It is quiet and indifferent. It retains the traditional style of Tunisia. There is no commercial atmosphere, and some have only the human scenery full of fireworks. An accident with a group tour was because I was going to Tunisia, so I did not hesitate to report to a tour group. I got out of the car and saw that it was an old city. I was a little bit disappointed. I thought it was another shopping place with some Chinese commercial atmosphere. The same as a dense ancient town, but not. We first went to the Cathedral of St. Vincent de Paul, which is a church with a two-tower bell tower structure. Walking into it, we couldn't help but feel solemn and feel the strong customs of Tunisia. Then I went to the most prosperous street, El Gibba Avenue. The road is full of banyan trees. If you are tired, you can try the open-air coffee shop. At the end is the Cathedral of St. Vincent de Pau. That street is very interesting. At night, it is quiet Tunisia, but you can go to the bar to taste Tunisian nightlife and fine wines. In the evening, stay at the Carlton Hotel, which is a cost-effective hotel. Of course, there are also Royal Victoria Hotel and Salvador Muladi Hotel in Tunisia Africa. select. Notes This city has not been well-known by tourists, so it is still a town that reflects the local customs very well. You can go to the local area to report a group tour, or you can rent a car to travel by car. If you eat and drink, it is still very Tunisian. You can see if there is a restaurant that suits your taste. In the evening you can go to the bar to have fun.
This itinerary is recommended for everyone to choose, it is highly recommended, because you can see things that are worth seeing and are worth sightseeing