Sights Hammamet, Tunisia

The old part of town with its narrow winding streets and quaint buildings will tell you my story. One can not visit the old fort Medina. Here you will find the oldest bazaar. Highly valued by the local handmade souvenirs, the secret of making which is transmitted by masters from generation to generation.

Passing through the market with a succession of small shops, you'll be taken straight to the walls of the marabout Sidi Bou Hadid, a converted Tunisians in the cafe. Tunisians can not find anything wrong to drink tea and smoke hookah in the former vault, and now the restaurant "Tunisia marabout.

In Hammamet, you can appreciate the beauty of Tunisian architecture, based on the arches and domes. One of the main attractions, located in the city, is the International Cultural Center, which was built on land previously owned by George Sebastenu, Roman aristocrat. The Center is an outdoor theater, built in the Greco-Roman style, where every summer, held a traditional festival gathering visitors from all over the world.

Among the attractions in Hammamet also emit House George Sebastian, built by the owner in the 20th years of this century. Near the house was changed several owners, after which there was established by the International Cultural Center.

Home exceptionally beautiful garden decorated with cypress trees and a swimming pool, surrounded by a white colonnade, in the interior of the house a lot of luxury: a table in the dining room is made from a single piece of black marble, a bedroom decorated with antique mirrors and Roman stone bath. Every year on 22 acres of the park hosts the International Festival of Hammamet, a sister festival in Carthage. The state has bought a house in 1959 and in 1964 built a garden in the Roman theater, which in the summer festival and pass the evening performances.

Thalassotherapy Center offers wellness facilities, so popular among Russians.

Beautiful Phrygia Park Zoo, modeled from nature reserves in South Africa in which the animals are in large enclosures, but not in cells, and visitors watched the life of predators and other species-rich African fauna of the transitions, overhanging the aviary.