Tunisia Collection (page 74)

Tunis, Tunisia - General view over the rooftops
A general panoramic view of the rooftops of Tunis, Tunisia

Tunisia - Bizerte - Ferryboat
Chain Ferryboat at Bizerte - setting off from the quay with a couple of carts, a carriage, pedestrians and a policeman on horseback. Bizerte is known as the oldest and most European city in Tunisia

Tunisia - Old Beggar
A fine photograph of an old Tunisian beggar in rags

Tunis, Tunisia - Arab Market
An Arab Market in Tunis, Tunisia

Tunis, Tunisia - Town View - Cathedral
The Cathedral and the Avenue Jules-Ferry, Tunis, Tunisia

Tunis, Tunisia - Town View - Kasbah Barracks
The Kasbah Barracks, Tunis, Tunisia

Couscous sellers - Tunis, Tunisia
Pavement Couscous sellers - Tunis, Tunisia

Tunis, Tunisia - Town View - Avenue Jules-Ferry
Avenue Jules-Ferry, Tunis, Tunisia

Tunis, Tunisia - Town View - Place Anatole France
Place Anatole France, Avenue de Paris and the Gare Nord du T.G.M, Tunis, Tunisia

Tunis, Tunisia - Town View - Bab El Khadra Gate
Bab El Khadra Gate, Tunis, Tunisia

The Casino, Tunis, Tunisia
The Facade of the Casino at Tunis, Tunisia with fabulous French Art Nouveau plaster reliefwork surrounding the entrance and a minaret style tower

Bardo Palace, Tunis, Tunisia
The Bardo Palace, Tunis, Tunisia - the entrance to the Barracks (with a wide range of military equipment illustrated in relief above the archway)

Painted Tunisian Beauty with veiled face
Tunisian Beauty with veiled face, painted decoration on the forearm, holding up her pale shawl

Tunisian potter in his shop
A Tunisian potter surrounded by his wares in his shop

Roman Wells - Carthage, Tunisia
Roman Wells at the site of Ancient Carthage. Date: circa 1920s

Zarzis, Tunisia - Ben Gardane Street - with interesting low-roofed thin-form mudbrick structures

Marabout, Tunisia
A Marabout, Tunisia. A marabout is a tomb of a venerated saint, and such places have become holy centers and places of pious reflection

Medressa and Slimania at Tunis, Tunisia
The Medressa and Slimania at Tunis, Tunisia

Nomads making rugs in the desert, Tunisia
Nomads making rugs in the desert in front of their low tents, Tunisia

Old Bizerte, Tunisia - the Pont de Pierre

Tunisia - Fritters sellers
Arab sellers of fritters, Tunisia

Two young Tunisian beggar children
Two pretty young Tunisian street beggar children

Young Bedouin Girl - Tunisia
A young Bedouin Girl from Tunisia

British Soldiers advance in Tunisia; Second World War, 1943
Photograph showing British infantrymen advancing towards enemy positions in Tunisia, North Africa, during 1943. The explosion

Captured Nebelwerfers in Tunisia; Second World War, 1943
Photograph showing Allied soldiers inspecting captured German Nebelwerfer guns in Tunisia, North Africa, 1943. The Nebelwerfer was a six-barrelled mortar on a mobile carriage

SaF bomber attacking German barracks in North Africa; Secon
Aerial photograph showing a South African Air Force bomber attacking a German barracks at Mareth in Tunisia during the Spring of 1943

Tunisia Utica
Reconstruction of Utica, Phoenician trading port and colony, 24 km from ancient Carthage and modern Tunis

Tunisia Rhardaia
Distant viuew of the town, with the tents of an exploring expedition in the foreground

Tunisia Tunis
Street scene in the Suk quarter

Tunisia Cafsa
Gafsa, an oasis in the Sahara

Tunisia Carthage
Distant view of the ruins of the massive aqueduct which brought water to the people of Carthage before the Romans destroyed their city

Tunisia El Kef
General view of the town, viewed from the surrounding hills

Djerba Island situated in the Gulf of Cabes. Near the Castle of Es Suk, is a tower of skulls and thigh-bones of fourteen thousand Spanish soldiers from 1558

Aissaouas Mutilation
Moslem fanatics at Kairouan, a holy city of Tunisia, seem to feel no pain as they inflict fearful mutilations on their own bodies

Tunis, Circa 1760
View from the sea looking towards the town and the country beyond, with galleys large and small and sailing ships in the outer harbour, smaller vessels in the inner

Tunisia / Carthage / Excav
Treasure-hunting excavations at the site of Ancient Carthage

Racial / N Africa / Tunisia
Three Tunisian women wearing veils

Racial / N Africa / Women
Various North African women of Tunisia and Morocco

Cisterns of Carthage
Delenda est Carthago (Carthage must be destroyed) declared Roman statesman Cato the Elder, but these cisterns remain, impressive relics of the once-mighty city

View of Tunis
A general view of Tunis, a celebrated town in Barbary

TUNIS
The town seen from the land

Tunisia / Tunis C1700
Tunis, Tunisia, North Africa: the harbour, with ships

Tunisia / Kairouan 1912
Kairouan: view of the city at twilight

Tunisia / Tunis View 1912
Tunis: general view of the city

Tunisian Fantasia
A fantasia in Tunisia - mounted warriors display their skill

Tunisia, Kairouan
La Grande Rue

Tunisia / Tunis Souk 1906
The SOUK DES ETOFFES, Tunis - a street specialising in fabrics

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Discover the captivating beauty of Tunisia, a gem nestled in North Africa. From its rich history to its stunning landscapes, this country offers a plethora of experiences that will leave you enchanted. Embark on a journey through time as you explore the remnants of ancient civilizations. Marvel at the Roman mosaic masterpieces that adorn the floors of archaeological sites and transport yourself back to an era long gone. Visit Byrsa Hill, where Carthage once stood proudly, now recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Immerse yourself in Tunisian culture by wandering through vibrant bazaars such as Houmt Souk on the Island of Jerba. Lose yourself amidst colorful stalls adorned with tiles depicting traditional Tunisian doorways. Let your senses be overwhelmed by the aromas and sounds that fill these bustling markets. Indulge in Tunisia's natural wonders along its pristine coastline. Take in breathtaking views from Hammamet's Medina walls as they overlook golden beaches stretching into infinity. Feel the warm sand beneath your feet and let gentle waves lull you into relaxation. Tunisia is not only known for its historical treasures but also for its diverse population showcasing true Tunisian beauty. Admire stunning women dressed elegantly, revealing their unique style while preserving traditions passed down through generations. Witness artisans at work, like shoemakers crafting intricate designs using age-old techniques handed down from ancestors who took pride in their craftsmanship. As day turns to night, let your imagination soar as you discover another side - one straight out of Star Wars. Explore sets used for filming iconic scenes from this legendary saga set against Tunisia's otherworldly landscapes. In every corner of this enchanting land lies evidence of past civilizations intertwined with modern life; it is a place where history comes alive before your eyes. So come and experience all that Tunisia has to offer – an unforgettable blend of cultural heritage, natural splendor, and warm hospitality awaits you here.