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Interior view, Apr 2008
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Tested for you: What other users think...Reviews Hammamet Medina
Review
[12.05.2008 20:20]
100 out of 100
Just don't get scared and it'll be OK
The Hammamet Medina is smaller than one in Sousse, so it is easier to find your way in and out, but there's still a good chance for getting lost in a maze of narrow streets. Medina walls were built in late 15th century by Hafsites in order to protect from outside danger and to provide safe and undisturbed living within its' walls. Therefore it [more...]
The Hammamet Medina is smaller than one in Sousse, so it is easier to find your way in and out, but there's still a good chance for getting lost in a maze of narrow streets. Medina walls were built in late 15th century by Hafsites in order to protect from outside danger and to provide safe and undisturbed living within its' walls. Therefore it [more...]
Review
[22.01.2008 18:04]
70 out of 100
Traders get lost, in Medina
The Medina is located beside the sea and close to the modern town center of Hammamet, compared to other Medina's in Tunisia this is small but you can still get lost around the maze of twisting alleyways. To enter the Medina just walk along the 15th century walls until you come to a gap in the wall, there are quite a few ways in which is good as [more...]
The Medina is located beside the sea and close to the modern town center of Hammamet, compared to other Medina's in Tunisia this is small but you can still get lost around the maze of twisting alleyways. To enter the Medina just walk along the 15th century walls until you come to a gap in the wall, there are quite a few ways in which is good as [more...]
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| Description: | The Medina of Hammamet is located beside the waters edge. Aimed mainly at tourist trade, it features Islamic architecture. The Medina is not large and consists of white washed buildings which all look the same. Doors have knockers in the form of a hand; these are meant to ward off bad luck. There are shops in every street selling handmade souvenirs and jewellery, leather goods, embroidery and carpets. It will take approximately an hour to have a look around. |
| Address: | Hammamet Centre Hammamet |
| Distance to public transportation: | Airport 65 KM Beach 0-1 KM City Center 0-1 KM Motorway/ Interstate Highway 0-1 KM Public Transportation 0-1 KM Trade/Convention Center 0-1 KM Train Station 2 KM |
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