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Unser Kulturerbe sind die Holzkirchen, die von UNESCO geschützt sind. The wooden churches, that are on the UNESCO World Heritage List, are our cultural heritage.

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Monastir, also called Mīstīr, is a city on the central coast of Tunisia, in the Sahel area, It is 20 kilometres south of Sousse and 162 kilometres south of Tunis. Traditionally a fishing port, Monastir is now a major tourist resort.

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Tunisia is a North African country with a predominantly Arabic-speaking population. The country is best known for malouf..

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In some ways, food is something of a tourist trap in countries. Visiting any ... We've all heard of couscous, but that of the traditional Tunisian variety is a little unique. This isn't a dish ...
For example Tunisian salad

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Through these photos, we inform you of our most important areas and we welcome you to Tunisia

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Through these photos, we inform you of our most important areas and we welcome you to Tunisia

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Through these photos, we inform you of our most important areas and we welcome you to Tunisia ❤😍❤

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ksours saharens de tataouine...mémoire d'une nation

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Tunisian Couscous❤❤

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Traditionel l'malia❤❤

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Tunisian food, Tunisian Frisco 😍❤

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Traditional Tunisian clothing 💁

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Traditional safsari 💃🏻😍

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Also these women wear the traditional tunisian dress..and it calls " safsari " 🇹🇳 !

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Traditionel tunisian clothing 🇹🇳 .. it calls l'malia !

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This is one of the most popular and traditional food in tunisia it's coscsi

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Tunisia traditions 🇹🇳

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Tunisia Citizens celebrate traditional clothing

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The legacy of its three phases are illustrated respectively in the creation of Tunisian traditional music, the Malouf the introduction of the Nuba in Tunisian music, and finally the use of forms such as Turkish, Samai and Bashraf. Also influenced by Western culture, it is relatively diversified.

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Kairouan is a city in northern Tunisia’s inland desert. It became a powerful trading hub and center of Islamic scholarship in the 9th century, when Aghlabid emirs ruled Kairouan and built many of its monuments. The Great Mosque, on the edge of the medina, with its antique columns and imposing minaret, dates from this period and is a major pilgrimage site. For Muslims, 7 trips here are said to equal one hajj to Mecca.

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In some ways, food is something of a tourist trap in countries. Visiting any region often prompts questions about the local cuisine – with each and every location having its own traditional dishes that usually get mouths watering.
Suffice to say, Tunisia isn’t different at all. While it might be known for its history, culture and exotic temperatures, few people realize that it also has plenty of dishes that can entice you to return.
Following on from the above, we’ll now take a look at nine dishes which are completely unique to Tunisia. Here goes…
Brik
This is probably one of the most renowned Tunisian dishes and if you are looking to order from a restaurant, it’s officially pronounced as “breek”. The main reason behind its popularity is because it is generally served at Ramadan, in the second course to be precise.
It’s one of the easier appetizers to cook which means that you’ll rarely taste a bad brik, so to speak. It is based on a pastry shell, going by the name of malsouqa, which is made by hand and is thin and circular-shaped.

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Traditional Tunisian dress or Arab dress as is common in Tunisia. Is a collection of clothes that Tunisians wore and were used today on religious occasions, parties, anniversaries, birthdays, weddings and circumcision ceremonies. ❤❤

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The El Jem😍

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Tunisia Travel Guide - The El Jem Amphitheatre in El Jem

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Jem, is a Tunisian city located on the coast and administratively follows the mandate of Mahdia.

It is known for this city: - Trade - Olive oil - Production of garments and leather - Production of mosaics. Is highly dynamic and contributes significantly to the recovery of the Tunisian economy.

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❤Tunisie ❤

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Cape Negro (الرأس الأسود) is a cape located in northwestern Tunisia, near the Sidi El Barrak dam and about 25 kilometers northeast of Tabarka.

The cape is located ten kilometers from Nefza.

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Le patrimoine culturel se définit comme l'ensemble des biens, matériels ou immatériels, ayant une importance artistique et/ou historique certaine, et qui appartiennent soit à une entité privée (personne, entreprise, association, etc.), soit à une entité publique (commune, département, région, pays, etc.) ; cet ensemble de biens culturels est généralement préservé, restauré, sauvegardé et montré au public,

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tunisian cultural heritage