Really very beautiful, the mosque was impressive and the little squares for coffee very picturesque but the shop staff were SO pushy we felt like we couldn't just wander around looking at things and taking in the atmosphere.

Really very beautiful, the mosque was impressive and the little squares for coffee very picturesque but the shop staff were SO pushy we felt like we couldn't just wander around looking at things and taking in the atmosphere.
Check out the amazing cemetery and old town near the fort and Medina. Cafe Grottes has a stunning view.
We did a day trip from our resort and glad we did! It cost a couple of pounds and we were taken around the old town, through the markets, to the markets and met some of the locals - very charming place, and it was nice to see tourism hasn't taken over this part of Tunisia just yet - I...
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Маленькое кафе Сиди Салем, расположенное прямо на террасах на склоне горы над морем за мединой. Оттуда открывается потрясающий вид на море, сверкающее и необыкновенно прекрасное. Мы нашли его по запаху свежей и вкусной еды. Кроме того, там ели тунисцы - верный признак качественного заведения. Мы заказали там круассаны и тунисский чай. Действительно, все оказалось превосходного качества. Цена - 1 динар...
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There is not very much to see. Magnificent gate in what has remained of the orginal city wall, "Skifa el-Kahla", Everything else should be seen in the evening, as buildings are uncared and streets dirty. The famous "Place de Caire" - a small square with platanes and caffes is inferior to any similar at any Spanish town.
The old town is intimidating. Not only do you have to contend with pushy shopowners but the locals slowing down in their cars to shout at you. There is a mosque, old fort and a graveyard, nothing much else of intereste
Like many holiday destinations Mahdia is in need of some TLC. However it was safe to walk around without being molested.
hi itraveled in in june 2010 solo i was staying in Skanes and got the train to Mahida it was on Friday i wanted to go to the market it was great plenty to look at and buy fabrics are fantastic which i dought but beware there is a guy who calls himself Jemell and will say he knows you...
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This was our first trip to Tunisia and it was with some trepidation that I noted its close proximity to Libya!
However we experienced no problems whatsoever and found the locals to be very warm and friendly. We antcipated the attention of the shopkeepers in the Medina and we were not disappointed!! We found them quite funny and willing to...
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We had a taxi trip around the old town visiting the old cemeteries, the ports, cafes, medina and old walls.
Beware of sellers who now use the old scam of saying they are working at your hotel and tell you to come into their shops!! They can see from your wrist band which hotel you are from.They will not be...
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