Markets in Tunis

The capital of Tunisia is a show of aromas and voices. It's the ideal place to find out about this market! Among the stalls there'

If we had not been guided by a local Tunisian we do not think we would have visited this souk, among the maze of tunnels and stree

Medina markets were originally run by unions and were very traditional, but now everything is overrun with tourist shops and souve

One of the most visited souks in the Tunisian medina is called Souk el-Attarine, located in the vicinity of the Zaytouna mosque. N

This souk is one of many in the medina of Tunis. It's adjacent to the Youssef Dey Mosque because it was built by him. The narrow s

The souk of Chechias is one of the largest in the medina, located northeast of the Grand Mosque. In the seventeenth century it was

Hammamet is a town on the Mediterranean coast of Tunisia. Very touristy during the Mediterranean summer. Hammamet Souk is not like