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Red Lizard Train

Red Lizard Train — You’ll feel just like Indiana Jones as you step aboard the Red Lizard Train, called the Lézard Rouge in French. That’s because it was used in the Indiana Jones movie The Last Crusade, in which he fights on top of it. This famous historic train offers rides for tourists, running from […]

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Yasmine Golf Course

Campo de golf Yasmine: en comparación con el campo de golf Citrus, no hay duda de que Yasmine es un poco más pequeño. Cuenta con un solo curso, aunque sería justo decir que es muy desafiante, pero aún así adecuado para jugadores de la mayoría de las habilidades. Curiosamente, es otra de esas atracciones en […]

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Parasailing

Parasailing – parasailing es una de las principales actividades junto a la playa en Túnez. Al estar sujeto a un paracaídas por un arnés y arrastrado por una lancha rápida, ofrece a los participantes una vista agradable de varias áreas de playa desde el aire. Los resorts junto a la playa en la ciudad de […]

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Sidi Bou Saïd

Sidi Bou Saïd – accesible en la línea de tren suburbano TGM, y con vistas al Golfo de Túnez, es esta ciudad adoquinada bellamente conservada, llamada así por un santo sufí del siglo XIII y ha sido durante mucho tiempo un refugio favorito para artistas e intelectuales europeos. El artista suizo-alemán Paul Klee vino a […]

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Yasmine Golf Course

Yasmine Golf Course — in comparison to Citrus Golf Course, there’s no doubt that Yasmine is slightly smaller in size. It boasts just one course, although it would be fair to say that it’s hugely challenging, yet still suited to players of most abilities. Funny enough, it’s another of those attractions in which you’ll also […]

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Sidi Bou Saïd

Sidi Bou Saïd – reachable on the TGM suburban train line, and overlooking the Gulf of Tunis, is this beautifully preserved cobbled town, named after a 13th-century Sufi saint and has long been a favorite retreat for European artists and intellectuals. Swiss-German artist Paul Klee came to paint there in 1914 and praised the clarity […]