Where is Tunisia? What scenic spots must be punched in?

Tunisia is located in the northernmost part of the African continent, facing the Mediterranean Sea in the north and east, and facing Sicily across the Tunisian Strait, which is the hub of east-west shipping in the Mediterranean. It borders Libya in the southeast and Algeria in the west. It is one of the few countries in the world where beaches, deserts, mountains and ancient civilizations are concentrated. Tunisia is located in the middle of the Mediterranean region, with a coastline of 1300 km. Tunisia is considered to be a place with a long history, civilization and multiculturalism. Here is a collection of all the ancient cultural relics in the Mediterranean region, including Carthage, ancient Rome, Byzantium, Arabia, Turkey, European and Islamic cultural sites, temples, folk art, fine food and religious music. Tunisia has a rich cultural heritage, comparable to that of Greece. The museum in bardo is inlaid with the most beautiful murals in the world. In Tunisia, visitors can not only feel the beautiful beaches, lush forests, modern and prosperous central cities, but also experience the magnificence and tranquility of the Sahara.

Tunisia Medina Old Town 1: From 12 to16th century, Tunisia was regarded as one of the great and rich cities in the Islamic world. More than 700 memorial buildings, including palaces, mosques, mausoleums and fountains, all show its former glory. The word "Souk" means "market" and "Medina" means "town" in Arabic. In today's Tunisia, Souk can also be called Medina.

2. The ancient city of Carthage: It has a history of more than 3,000 years, and is called the National Monument City of Tunisia, which is an important symbol of the ancient civilization discovered in the Mediterranean region so far.

3. Sidi, a blue and white town in Tunisia? Cloth? Say: Sidi? Cloth? The famous blue and white town of Said, where you can feel the charming scenery of the pearl on the central coast of the earth, enjoy the Mediterranean scenery and enjoy a quiet and beautiful time.

4. Agrabit Reservoir: Due to the lack of water in Kailu Bay, the local people built the 15 reservoir in 862. Water is drawn from a distance by aqueduct, which first enters a small pool for precipitation and then enters a large pool for use. There are two pools called Agrabit Pool for tourists to visit.

5. Ogba Mosque: Ogba Mosque is the largest mosque in Tunisia. It is magnificent and unique. It has become a precious ancient cultural and religious heritage in Tunisia and the Arab world, and has been listed as one of the key cultural relics protection units by UNESCO.

6. Sidi? Sahab Mausoleum: Sidi? Sahab Mausoleum is also called "Beard Mausoleum". The whole mosque is centered on the mausoleum and decorated with tiles, which is very beautiful. It is different from other mosques and has a stronger Andalusian style.

Angkor Zimmer: This is the location of Star Wars and The English Patient movies.

8. Berber's home: Berber's home cave is Berber's home. They are caves dug deep in the sandy soil layer of the Sahara desert, and home buildings carved by the viscosity of the soil itself are places where indigenous people wisely seek survival in extremely dry and hot weather.

9. Al. Jem Colosseum: Al? The Jem Colosseum is a relic of ancient Rome, which was built in 230-238 AD. It is one of the well-preserved ancient Roman Colosseum in the world, the largest in Africa and the third in the world. The Colosseum is oval, unique and magnificent.

10. Port Condaway: Port Condaway is known as the beautiful garden port in the southern Mediterranean. When it was first built, it was based on the blue and white town, so the houses around the port are also Andalusian-style white houses, which are mostly used as shops, cafes, restaurants and hotels. The harbor is not big, so you can walk along the shore, face the sea breeze, enjoy the harbor style of ships and masts, and the reflection of masts on the sparkling water.

1 1. Old town of Seuss: The old town of Seuss is surrounded by city walls, which are made of stones, 700 meters long from north to south and 450 meters wide from east to west, and are generally well preserved. Historical sites in the city include the Grand Mosque and ancient buildings with Islamic style in Maghreb.