Hammamet has an extraordinarily strange location, wrapping around a bay bon peninsula .This is the original tourist resort of Tunisia.
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In Tunisia, the weather is good everywhere in March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November and December
The best months to go to Tunis are February, March, April, May, July, July, August, September, October, November and December
On average, the hottest months in Tunis are July and August, and the coldest months are January and February
Tourist Attractions
Kasbah from Hammamet from the 13th century is not as well preserved or impressive as Kasbah in Sousse, but it is worth visiting, especially if you are looking for a part of history to complete your time on the beach.There is an interesting museum inside that explains the colorful history of the Hammamet pirate stream and the subsequent Spanish occupation.While you are here, do not miss the climb to the top of the cities, to see magnificent landscapes Medina and the picturesque fishing port.It is a wonderful place to come to photos of sunset in the Mediterranean.
One of the best day trips from Hammamet for history fans is in the small city of Kelibia, which is crowned by a fortress on a 150 -meter ramp that rises over the city.Initially built by the Byzantines, it was expanded and strengthened under the Hafsid dynasty.The thick walls of the fortress have been well preserved and, if you climb into bastions, you will be rewarded with magnificent views throughout the Mediterranean.On a clear day, you can choose the shape of Sicilia in the distance.
Nabeul is the largest city in the head of Bon Peninsula, surrounded by a long sandy beach, which stretches around the Gulf of Hammamet.Surrounded by intensely cultivated agricultural land, the city of Square on Friday is a stirring of fresh products and local action that photos will love.It is also a center for the manufacture of boats, and buyers can take a delightful pot and braided carpets.Textiles are available here at cheaper prices than in Hammamet.
The thermal springs in Korbous were frequented from the Roman times, when it was known as Aquae Calidae Carpitanae.Ahmed Bey rediscovered the springs in 1801 and established a spa complex here.Rich in minerals, water is said to help the treatment of skin disorders, such as eczema and also to ease the pain of rheumatism and arthritis.There are several hot springs to check only two kilometers north of Korbous.Hamma El Atrous springs have a wonderful decoration, with sting pools downstairs and steam temperatures up to 50 ° C.
Medina is full of wonderful examples of traditional Tunisian architecture, but two of the most important buildings in the district are the Great Mosque and Sidi Mosque Abdel Kader, which borders each other.Moschea Mare was built in the fifteenth century and restored in 1972. Its rectangular minaret is a very good example of Islamic architecture.Sidi Abdel Kader Mosque was built in 1798 and now works as a Madrasa (Islamic School) school.Non-Muslims cannot even enter buildings, but it is worth passing by admiring the facades.
Surrounded by its original walls of the fifteenth century, the Labyrinth Hammamet of narrow bands and wrapped in the city medina (the old city) hosts a multitude of well-preserved Tunisian traditional architecture.Some of the alleys were covered, so even in the summer heat, Medina remains cold and shady - making an exploration here a pleasant break from the rough sun.There are a lot of shopping with local embroidery, ceramics, leather articles and carpets on the display, although the goods tend to be on the expensive side of Medina stores.
