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Tunisia

Diverse country between the Sahara and the Mediterranean Sea

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Tunisia is a beloved destination for sun lovers, but it also has a very rich history. There are roman temples, for example, and unique locations used in films. And of course there’s the Sahara.


Carthago

Carthage is the most popular highlight of Tunisia. In the past it was an important trading city of the Phoenicians. The city was founded as early as 814 BC. And it became the capital of the Carthaginian Empire. The Phoenicians were the greatest enemy of the Romans in the third century AD. The Romans eventually conquered this place. Carthage is now on the list of world heritage of UNESCO.

It is an immense area to visit. With multiple attractions. including the old bathhouses and ruins of various temples. Take a guide for this excursion so you can learn about the peoples who lived here. In which you will hear stories about human sacrifice, probably also children were killed. The remains of ancient Carthage are about 10 km east of Tunis. This is the capital of Tunisia.

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Mos Espa

Mos Espa

Mos Espa
Mos Espa is a famous Star Wars filming location in Tunisia. This fictional city is located in the middle of the Sahara desert near Tozeur and Nefta, on the edge of mighty dunes. It is one of the most important movie sets for Star Wars fans to visit on their tour of the country. To see how director George Lucas created a Space Port from scratch here, which was featured in the blockbusters The Phantom Menace and Episode II Attack of the Clones. These are the best tips for your visit, also to avoid the other tourists.
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Star Wars Locations

Star Wars Locations

Star Wars Locations
Star Wars movies are incredibly popular. Did you know that a large part of the scenes in countless films was shot in Tunisia? I went to look at various locations in the country and especially search for film locations. It is certain that these sights are not all easy to find. You don't have to pay an entrance fee anywhere, the location can be visited for free. Though there are plans to change this. The money could then be used to maintain the location better.
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