Sidi Bou Said

Ruins of Carthage

Palace Dar Nejma Ezzahra

There are many coffee shops ☕️. The taste and atmosphere are good

Sidi Bou Said, not far northeast of Tunisia&#39;s capital, Tunisia, is a dreamy Mediterranean town. It is famous for its iconic blue-and-white tone: white walls and blue doors and windows intertwine with fresh and charming scenery, and blend with the blue of the Mediterranean as if stepping into a pure artistic canvas. 👒 The architectural style of the town is influenced by the common influence of Arab, Andalusian and Mediterranean cultures, exuding a strong exotic atmosphere. The streets are dotted with exquisite wrought iron doors and windows and mosaic tiles, and there seems to be a moving story behind each door. While walking here, you can see the blooming jasmine and mulberry flowers, the breeze is filled with the fragrance of flowers, and the blue sea blends, which is refreshing. The cafes in the small town are full of warmth and elegance, the most famous of which is the &quot;Caf&eacute; des Nattes&quot; (carpet cafe). This cafe was once a gathering place for literati and inks, and many writers and artists found inspiration here, creating countless classics in the Sidi Bou Said scenery. ☕️Sidi Bou Said is also a great place to taste Tunisian culture. Every year, art exhibitions and music events are held to celebrate the town&rsquo;s cultural heritage. Here you can enjoy traditional Tunisian music, enjoy Arab architecture and design, interact with craftsmen and buy exquisite porcelain, jewelry, leather goods and other souvenirs. 🪅#Winter in the warm seaside #Tunisia Travel In short, Sidi Bou Said is like a pure land away from the hustle and bustle. In the intertwined blue and white, you can throw away your troubles and immerse yourself in this quiet town where art and nature perfectly blend. 🩵

Le Pirate

A local restaurant on the edge of the blue and white town, the walls of the store are covered with various decorative tiles, which are very special and traditional. There are also four kinds of sauces for free bread. The salad made of eggplant and tomatoes tastes sour and hot. The mutton rice is like the Taji pot that I used to eat in Morocco. The boss said that it was not Taji, but the taste was obvious. The price is moderate.

Le Pirate

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