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This topic is dedicated to post photos/History/News of Tunisia
Zaytuna Mosque (Olive mosque)
The mosque is the oldest in the Capital of Tunisia Built in 698 CE
it is the oldest still in use University.

Okay

Its located at the center of Medina Tunis (ancient Tunis).

Heart of Tunis Habib Bourguiba Avenue

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Beautiful Country

May God punish all our politicians.

Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco all have one thing in common - well-preserved French architectures. Beautiful! I'd definitely visit those three countries someday in order to experience some French in Africa.

Well planned and organized because of reasonable people in government.

Op include the names of the cities so we'll know if it's Tunis, Sfax, bizerte or sousse

@Shma what happened to our thread? Has it been deleated

1.Tunis Theater building in avenue Habib Bourguiba
2.The End of avenue Habib Bourguiba that leads to Bab Bahar (the sea gate) the southern gate to the medina of Tunis.
3.Bab Bahar
4.Inside the narrow streets of medina

more of the medina

The Kasbah has been the center of government of Tunisia for 1000 years
it was a fortified palace complex and after the Hafsid dynasty moved the capital of Africa to Tunis it was rebuilt and expanded.
now it contains the Chief of government building and several other ministries

1.chief of government building it was the Hafsid sultan palace and then husseinids dynasty palace until they relocated to bardo
2.ministry of finance
3.ministry of religious affairs
4.kasbah mosque

1&2. sadikia college founded in 1875.
3. Aziza Othmana hospital founded in 1662
4.the court of Tunis

Most of those north African countries are dirty and ugly. It takes more than a couple clean french buildings to impress me. Show pictures of the rest of it; dirty af. It's one thing to have a busy, cluttered, vibrant urban area, or a rustic, dusty rural/suburban area. They're neither. They're just nasty. And they're racist and full of degenerates and gross Arabs.

And tbh I think France s*cks, so I don't care. However, Francophone Africa is fabulous. Shout out to all the beautiful Congolese women. We see you.

Cousin9999:
Most of those north African countries are dirty and ugly. It takes more than a couple clean french buildings to impress me. Show pictures of the rest of it; dirty af. It's one thing to have a busy, cluttered, vibrant urban area, or a rustic, dusty rural/suburban area. They're neither. They're just nasty. And they're racist and full of degenerates and gross Arabs.

And tbh I think France s*cks, so I don't care. However, Francophone Africa is fabulous. Shout out to all the beautiful Congolese women. We see you.

who told you that north african country dirty l didnt think you go north african country before if you go them you will them understand north african country not dirty l have live tunisia before

Cousin9999:
Most of those north African countries are dirty and ugly. It takes more than a couple clean french buildings to impress me. Show pictures of the rest of it; dirty af. It's one thing to have a busy, cluttered, vibrant urban area, or a rustic, dusty rural/suburban area. They're neither. They're just nasty. And they're racist and full of degenerates and gross Arabs.

And tbh I think France s*cks, so I don't care. However, Francophone Africa is fabulous. Shout out to all the beautiful Congolese women. We see you.

lool ok as you wish... I will not argue with you cause clearly nothing will change your mind obviously you're sick.

Avenue Mohammed V
its the banking sector of Tunis and contains several banks headquarters and the central bank of Tunisia and some business hotels

They keep showing one street. lol

Tunisia is a sh**hole. And it's a human tr4fficking hub.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MrwJz0uoERk

Tunis Medina

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Kairouan the first Built Islamic city in Africa by Uqba ibn nafaa its called the 4rth of the three its the 4th holy city after Mekkah,Medina and jerusalem to Muslim due to its contribution in spreading Islam across the region and its notable many Islamic scholars.
it was the capital of Ifrikiya (Africa) for the Aghlabid dynasty before being changed to Mehdia (the capital of Fatimid empire) and then to Tunis by the Hafsids
The Grand mosque of Kairawan or Jamaa Uqba(670AD) was the largest mosque in the Maghreb until the mosque of Hassan II was built in morocco in 1993 in Casablanca

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the photo Number 4 shows the Aghlabid basins
they're one of the wonders of Hydraulic engineering they're large basins that collects and purify rain waters.

Very beautiful. Man need to visit alot of places before the Almighty call us home...

Weslatia near Kairawan