HONEST First Impressions of Tunis

When you think, "Africa" Tunis is probably not the first place that comes to mind. Warm, clear-water beaches, Roman ruins, vibrant & ornate architecture, delicious food, exotic medinas and so much more await you in Tunisia's capitol city of Tunis. Is Tunis safe? Is it worth visiting? Is Tunis really the most beautiful city in Africa? Join us and find out!

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[Hanible]

Tunisia is not small and it's not tiny, it's bigger than Portugal, Belgium, Switzerland combined, it just looks small on a map cuz it's tucked between Algeria and Libya, the first and second biggest countries in Africa. Algeria and Libya have much larger deserts so in terms of habitable/farmable area Tunisia is not far behind Algeria and has more space (and habitants) than Libya. Please stop spreading this myth about Tunisia it's irritating and a bit disrespectful!

[TheTruth-mrml]

Zitouna Mosque is the second oldest mosque in Tunisia and from it was born the first university in the world, “Zaytouna University”. The Carthaginian columns were taken from Carthaginian sites to build the mosque. The first mosque in Africa was the Uqba bin Nafi Mosque in Kairouan, Tunisia. It is called the fourth of the three. After Mecca, Medina, and Jerusalem comes Kairouan

[hakimtlili]

I love Tunisia 🇹🇳 the jewel of the Mediterranean ❤️🤩🏝️🏖️🏊🎵💥🌅🌟🏄🚣🌞🧜🌍🤩🤩🤩

[AZtn-dl]

the zeytouna university is the first university university in the world it was built in the year 737 .

[alichouchane]

As a Tunisian living in England, I am glad and happy that you enjoyed your time in Tunisia. I was born in the Medina. It's a small country but the people have a big heart. They are very welcoming and very hospitable. Life is very relaxing.

[Romero-hd]

I plan on Visiting Tunisia someday❤️Cant wait

[ggi]

the oldest mosque in tunisia is oqba ibn nafi mosque in kairouan

[hakimtlili]

Hello everyone to beautiful 🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳 Tunisia ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[romrobot]

I’ve never heard of this country. People seem very friendly. What month was this. Nicely captured. Thanks guys.

[backpackingtony]

Booked my flight to Tunisia today! Hoping I have a good as time as you guys did!

[AnnieJ_]

1:35 I'm from Tunisia and that was comedy gold

[Gait]

Thanks for the good comments .. Tunisia is ur country aswell welcome anytime ❤

[lethal_tempo]

Couscous is made of vapor cooked durum wheat then we add the sauce.

[mohamedazizkhayati]

Am 100% sure that ure wife has Tunisian roots because Potugal and Spain where part of Al Andalus (that territory name when it was under islamic state back in 700s to 1400s) in fact muslim people migrated to Al Andalous(spain and portugal now) where mostly from north africa (Tunisia-Algeria-Morrocco) and thats why spanish and portugues people have little bit of similiarity in face to north africans ! in fact alot of spanish and potruguese words derived from Arabic like Assassino (Hashashim)-Açúcar (As-Suqar)-Álcool (Al-Kuhul)-Bairro (Al-Barri)-Cabide (Al-Qabbid)-Mesquinho (Al-Miskin) :D and finally i hope u had a great in tunisia but u only saw 10% of its beauty <3 love you

[KenneXS]

Beautiful video the editing is great made the trip looks even better
Welcome to Tunisia friend anytime!

[emmy]

As a tunisian this makes me so happy!! <3

[wesgraham]

That labrynth of indoor shops is called, The “Souks”

[Tuuliniska]

The girl’s last name could hint to her ancestors origin .Many Tunisian families especially scholars and nobles relocated to Spain during Andalusian times and considering the fact that her last name is translated to « olive mosque «  her first grandpa could be a scholar from the mosque (which was and still is a university as well and many prominent figures studied in it)

[samim]

Welcome to Tunis! Actually, the city was cleaner and safer before the 2011 revolution. So, when Tunisians are warning you, it's also because their standards are based on how the city used to be before the last chaotic decade

[gol]

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Your flight route ❤