21. Hoppa - Culture In Tunisia Culture in Tunisia. Radio Tunis. Tunisia, Radio, News Tunisia national radio liveprograms and recorded archives (music, news, cultural and religious programs). http://hoppa.com/ab/tn/Culture/

Culture in Tunisia Logged in as Logout Mail Add Link ... Add Link Location Category Links 10 links Radio Tunis Radio Tunis La Presse La Presse ... Nouvelles de Tunisie See also: Culture in the Arab World Everything in Tunisia Everything Culture Art Media the World the Arab World Tunisia Tunis Roberto Bourgonjen Created on 12 June 2004 10:29 CET

22. Welcome To The Travel And Tourism Guide To Tunisia, Culture The long and diversified history of tunisia is displayed through its statues, bronzes,pottery and mosaics exposed in museums located at several archeological http://www.tourismtunisia.com/culture/museums.html

Museums Bardo Carthage Dar Abdallah El Jem ... Sousse The long and diversified history of Tunisia is displayed through its statues, bronzes, pottery and mosaics exposed in museums located at several archeological sites. From the prestigious Bardo Museum to the modest on-site selection, each brings to the visitor a particular vision of this country's rich historical heritage. Of particular interest by period are the following sites and museums: Prehistoric: Bardo (Tunis), Gafsa Museum , Metlaoui, regions of El Kef, Makthar. Berber: Chennini, Tataouine, Tamerza, Matamata Punic: Kerkouane, Carthage Museum , Bardo , Utica, Salammbo Punic Ports Roman: Carthage, Carthage Museum, Sousse Museum , Dougga, El Jem and its Museum Bardo Museum , Bulla Regia and its Museum, Tabarka and its Museum Islamic: Kairouan, Raqqada Museum , Bardo Museum, Monastir and its Museum, Sousse Ribat and its Museum, Mahdia, Tozeur and its Museum, Tourbet Bey Tunis Traditional Arts: Dar Abdallah Tunis, Tozeur Museum, Le Kef Museum, Monastir Museum Jerba: The Griba synagogue presumed 6th century BC (Fall of Jerusalem to Babylonians) Houmt Souk Citadel: Dargouth the pirate's fort 15-16th century - Museum Douz: Saharian Museum Museums Mosaics Festivals The Tunisian National Tourism Office Send us your suggestions or comments info@tourismtunisia.com

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About Tunisia Contact Us Reservations Tunisia and its Jewish Communities: Past and Present You are here: TunisUSA Tours Tunisian Tours Deluxe Escorted March 12, 2002 - March 24, 2002 Seeing the impressive collection of Roman mosaics at the El Jem Museum in central Tunisia. Your host for part of this very special tour will be TunisUSA founder, Jerry Sorkin. Sorkin, a specialist in Middle East and North African studies, has spent considerable time in Tunisia over nearly two decades, during which he has developed close relationships with a myriad of Tunisians in various parts of the country and of various walks of life. He is a frequent lecturer with recent lecture invitations including a UNESCO sponsored conference in Tunisia, as well as at the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, D.C. Also joining the tour will be Professor Nejib Ben Lazreg, one of Tunisia’s leading archaeologists and historians. Professor Ben Lazreg is affiliated with the National Institute of Heritage in Tunis and is the director of Roman Sites of the central part of Tunisia. He has been involved in excavations of antiquity sites in many parts of Tunisia. During this in-depth tour, participants will not only see Tunisia, but will experience the country and its people in a manner that few tours can offer. Due to the nature of this tour and some of the venues visited, space is limited!

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25. The Village Voice: Eats: Counter Culture: Night In Tunisia By Robert Sietsema Counter culture. by Robert Sietsema. Night in tunisia. March 16th, 2001 600 PM Recent Counter culture columns. MicroSize Me This minuscule East Village café outcooks the behemoths http://www.villagevoice.com/issues/0112/sietsema.shtml

VOICE In Focus Torture Scandal Election 2004 Gay Marriage George W. Bush ... Civil Liberties article search home features citystate letters ... advertising VOICE Giveaways Music Performance Tickets to see Cirque du Soleil's Alegria click links to win! Sponsored Links Free Cellular Phone Payday Advance Payday Loans $$Cash Advance ... Discount Hotels Counter Culture by Robert Sietsema Night in Tunisia March 16th, 2001 6:00 PM The Old Medina on Avenue B: ceramic tagines appear magically at Le Souk. (photo: Teddy Maki) Le Souk 47 Avenue B, 212-777-5454. Open Sunday through Thursday 6 p.m. to midnight, Friday and Saturday to 1 a.m. No credit cards. Bathroom wheelchair accessible, though getting there through the dark tangle of tables will be difficult. wagged from the ceiling, 34 Berber lamps fling tentacles of light. Their collective candlepower is insufficient for the hapless diner to detect the color of the walls or, crucially, read the menu without angling it back and forth. Worse, narrow metal chairs torture butts any wider than Kate Moss's (hint: hang one cheek over the side, switch every five minutes). Yet though my initial impulse was to bolt from Le Souk, I couldn't resist staying once I discovered that the chef is Tunisian, and the menu an interesting mix of North African fare. You might as well be sitting in Tunis's Old Medina once you dig into ajja merguez ($6), a delicious poach of lamb sausages in a fragrant, brick-red sauce subtly laced with cumin. In the middle floats a runny egg like the sun rising over the ruins of Carthage. Indeed, one of the principal characteristics of Tunisian food is the incessant use of eggs—even slices of pizza bought along Tunis's modern Avenue de France are topped with sliced egg. Thus, I was disappointed with Le Souk's brik ($6.50). While the Tunisian original is a meal-size filo box stuffed with potato, tuna, and undercooked egg—a source of mirth for your companions as you bite into it and yolk splats on your shirt—this version is, alas, a trio of dainty pita triangles enclosing a niggling schmear of spuds and capers on the usual boring bed of baby lettuce.

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27. ArabNet General reference to tunisia covering the history, geography, culture and government. Also contains a tourists reference with some basic details. http://www.arab.net/tunisia/

28. Tunisia Special scheme of things. “culture provides us with our values and identity,”says Abdelbaki Hermassi, tunisia’s Minister of culture. http://www.africasia.com/specials/tunisia/culture.html

Over the last 20 years the Yearbook has become an encyclopaedia of Africa, containing comprehensive, accurate, first-hand and authoritative information as well as maps and key statistics on every African country. Tunisia Special CULTURE - Crucible of civilisation Survey written by Anver Versi On the African continent, where the cultural crisis is most acute, Tunisia and Egypt are the rare exceptions. Both have very deep histories and both have worked tirelessly to keep their histories as fresh as possible. But culture is not only about ancient history; it is the story of how people adapt and change as events around them change. It is about evolution and unbroken identity. Well aware of the enormous resources that European countries and the US pour into their own cultural spheres, Tunisia has embarked on a unified national strategy to maintain and deepen its cultural identity. President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali has decided that over the next four years to 2004, a full one percent of GDP will go to culture. The annual budget for culture is expected to grow from $45m in 1999 to $140m in 2004. Budgetary allocation is as follows: Cultural exhibitions (24%); museums and institutions (20%); cinema (14%); literature (14%), theatre (9%) and poetry (4%).

29. Lonely Planet World Guide | Destination Tunisia Lonely Planet's online guide to tunisia tunisia's list of attractions would do culture collage or the Sahara's unthinkably massive expanse, you're going to be impressed with what you find in http://www.lonelyplanet.com/destinations/africa/tunisia/printable.htm

Tunisia Jump to: Introduction Facts for the Traveler When to Go Events ... Maps Introduction Tunisia's list of attractions would do justice to a country twice its size. From the Roman-era hot springs at Hamman Mellegue to the space-age sets of Star Wars (parts of which were filmed at Matmata), its lush-to-lunar landscapes have seen more action than the New World nations combined. Spend a few days here and you'll agree: daydreaming at the famous Roman ruins of Carthage and El-Jem is almost as good as stepping into Virgil's Aeneid and knocking one back with Dido, while a day's dawdling on the north coast's beaches will leave you wondering why Hannibal ever left. Tourism remains very low-key throughout most of the country, though if you're looking for resort life you can find that too. Be it Tunis' French-Arab culture collage or the Sahara's unthinkably massive expanse, you're going to be impressed with what you find in Tunisia. After all, they've had 3000 years to prepare for your visit. Full country name: Republic of Tunisia Area: 163,610 sq km

30. Tunisia - Culture, History, Economy, Trade, Government, Tourism, Media tunisia culture, history, economy, trade, government, tourism. http://www.arab.de/arab/Arab_Countries/Tunisia/

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31. Special Report - Tunisia - Culture On the African continent, where the cultural crisis is most acute, tunisia and Egypt are the rare exceptions. Both have very deep histories and both have worked tirelessly to keep their histories http://www.africasia.com/themiddleeast/jul_aug01/tunisia_culture.htm

OCTOBER 2000 TUNISIA SPECIAL REPORT CULTURE - Crucible of civilisation Survey written by Anver Versi On the African continent, where the cultural crisis is most acute, Tunisia and Egypt are the rare exceptions. Both have very deep histories and both have worked tirelessly to keep their histories as fresh as possible. But culture is not only about ancient history; it is the story of how people adapt and change as events around them change. It is about evolution and unbroken identity. Well aware of the enormous resources that European countries and the US pour into their own cultural spheres, Tunisia has embarked on a unified national strategy to maintain and deepen its cultural identity. President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali has decided that over the next four years to 2004, a full one percent of GDP will go to culture. The annual budget for culture is expected to grow from $45m in 1999 to $140m in 2004. Budgetary allocation is as follows: Cultural exhibitions (24%); museums and institutions (20%); cinema (14%); literature (14%), theatre (9%) and poetry (4%). Custodian of world history The park will contain six segments: the ancient city of Carthage; La Marsa nature park, Sidi Bou Said village, the gardens of Hamilcar, the Yasmina sports and leisure park and the Carthage coast. One of the first projects will be a $3m memorial to Hannibal, one of the greatest generals of all times, who took 40,000 men and 38 elephants over the Alps to punish Rome. Next in line is a $5m reconstruction of the ancient Punic port, seat of one of the most extensive commercial networks of the old world.

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33. International Ottoman Archaeology Conference In Tunisia International Ottoman Archaeology Conference in tunisia, tunisia, culture. ArabicNews.com Your source for Daily News about the Arabic world. Ottoman Archaeology Conference starting in the city http://www.arabicnews.com/ansub/Daily/Day/970910/1997091030.html

Today's Front Page This Edition's Front Page Search Archives News Calendar ... Apply for sales job International Ottoman Archaeology Conference in Tunisia Tunisia Egypt, Culture, 9/10/1997 Egypt will participate in the International Ottoman Archaeology Conference starting in the city of Zagwan in Tunisia this week. Egypt will be represented by five professors and experts in archaeology, history, and the arts. The Egyptian professors will submit papers concerning the Ottoman influence on the Islamic structure and arts as well as its influence on building the vaulted mosques that were widespread in the Ottoman era and that were characterized by richness and craftsmanship. Papers will also deal with ways of restoring and protecting these archaeological sites. Dr. Abdel Galil Al Namimi, the conference speaker, declared that the conference will continue for a week and researchers from all over the world will participate. Professor Abdel Raouf El Mahbouly, Dean of Tunis University will also attend the conference. Previous Stories: Tunisia, Egypt and talks of trade zone

34. Welcome To The Travel And Tourism Guide To Tunisia, Culture culture. An ideal climate, a long and gentle seacoast, tunisia, the northernmostcountry of Africa has for over 3000 years witnessed the passage of Phoenicians http://www.tunisiaguide.com/culture/

Welcome Things to See Culture Festivals ... Transportation CULTURE A n ideal climate, a long and gentle seacoast, Tunisia , the northernmost country of Africa has for over 3000 years witnessed the passage of Phoenicians, Romans, Vandals, Byzantines, Turks, Spanish and French. They came as fugitive s or adventurers, to conquer or to claim, warriors and missionaries, traders and farmers each leaving a part of their story in stone or mosaics , on hills of Carthage and the threshold of the Sahara. This heritage, Tunisia's greatest wealth has been held in trust and preserved in hundreds of sites and museums from the small Punic museum in Utica to the vast collections of the prestigious National Museum of Bardo . Most Museums are closed on Mondays, whereas many on-site archeological museums and ruins are open all week. An entrance fee is usually charged and a caretaker will often act as guide. Museums Mosaics Festivals The Tunisian Tourism Office Send us your suggestions or comments tourism@tunis1.tunisiaaccess.com

35. Wikipedia Culture Of Tunisia Wikipedia Free Encyclopedia's article on 'culture of tunisia' tunisia attracts millions of tourists every year in three Punian wars. tunisia held the African Nations Cup (Soccer 1994 and http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Culture_of_Tunisia

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Offices and Contacts in Tunisia Tunisian Tourism Offices Abroad Welcome Things to See Culture ... Transportation Ministry of Tourism and Handicrafts 1, Ave. Mohamed V - Tunis Tel: (+216-1) 341 077 Fax : (+216-1) 341 357 Regional Offices of Tourism Commissioner Tunis Rue Hasdrubal - 1002 Tunis Tel : (+216-1) 840 622 / 845 618 Fax : (+216-1) 842 492 Kairouan 3100 Kairouan Tel : (+216-7) 221 797 Monastir Tel : (+216-3) 461 960 Sfax Tel : (+216-4) 224 606 Zarzis Tel : (+216-5) 680 445 Gabes Place de la Libération Tel : (+216-5) 270 254 Tourism Information Offices Bizerte 1, rue de Constantinople 7000 Bizerte Tel: (+216-2) 432-897 / 432 703 Tabarka 32, Avenue H. Bourguiba 8110 Tabarka Tel. (+216-8) 644 491 Hammamet Avenue H. Bourguiba 8050 Hammamet Tel : (+216-2) 280 423 Nabeul Avenue Taieb Mehiri 8000 Nabeul Tel: (+216-2) 286 800 / 286 737 Sousse Avenue Bourguiba Tel : (+216-3) 225-157 / 225-158 Fax (+216-3) 224 262 Tunisian National Tourism Office (ONTT) Headquarters: 1, Ave. Mohamed V - Tunis

37. Abou Nawas Hotels - Tunisia - Culture culture and Traditions Men are cutters of stones, however women weave the farachias,cloths with bright In tunisia, you read the secular customs in every action http://www.abounawas.com/en/tunisie/culture.htm

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