Tunis is the capital and the largest city of the Tunisian Repulbic - Africa - with a population of 1.2 million people.
Carthage, a suburb, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Temperature (Tunis)
April average high is 70 and the average low is 52 F ; May 75/55; June 84/63; July 90/68;
Aug 91/70; Sept 88/66
Currency: Tunisia Dinard (TND) Universal Currency Converter
1 TND = 0.68 US Dollar 1 Dollar = 1.47 (1/7/11)
Time: CET (UTC/GMT+1) - for reference London is UTC/Greenwich Mean Time
- 5 hours ahead of EST (no Daylight Savings Time)
Calling Code: 216 Tunisia; 71 Tunis
Day 4 of Cruise
Carthage, a suburb, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Temperature (Tunis)
April average high is 70 and the average low is 52 F ; May 75/55; June 84/63; July 90/68;
Aug 91/70; Sept 88/66
Currency: Tunisia Dinard (TND) Universal Currency Converter
1 TND = 0.68 US Dollar 1 Dollar = 1.47 (1/7/11)
Time: CET (UTC/GMT+1) - for reference London is UTC/Greenwich Mean Time
- 5 hours ahead of EST (no Daylight Savings Time)
Calling Code: 216 Tunisia; 71 Tunis
Day 4 of Cruise
Places of Interest.
Bardo Museum
largest collection of ancient mosaics in the world; closed Mondays
Cathedral of St. Vincent de Paul
Medina of Tunis - UNESCO World Heritage Site
700 monuments including palaces and mosques
Souk (Market) of Tunis
Colosseum - Amphitheatre of El Jem UNESCO World Heritage Site
ruins of the largest colosseum in Northern Africa - from 3rd century Rome with a capacity of 35,000
almost as big as the colosseum in Rome, but in better condition
Carthage UNESCO World Heritage Site
second Carthage built by the Romans on the ruins of the first
Sidi Bou Said
"blue and white" village 12 miles east of Tunis
Shopping
carpets
olive oil
Bardo Museum
largest collection of ancient mosaics in the world; closed Mondays
Cathedral of St. Vincent de Paul
Medina of Tunis - UNESCO World Heritage Site
700 monuments including palaces and mosques
Souk (Market) of Tunis
Colosseum - Amphitheatre of El Jem UNESCO World Heritage Site
ruins of the largest colosseum in Northern Africa - from 3rd century Rome with a capacity of 35,000
almost as big as the colosseum in Rome, but in better condition
Carthage UNESCO World Heritage Site
second Carthage built by the Romans on the ruins of the first
Sidi Bou Said
"blue and white" village 12 miles east of Tunis
Shopping
carpets
olive oil