#medina de tunis

[free-solo]

إن الإنسان ما هو إلا قضية فنحن كعرب قضيتنا الأولى فلسطين ومتى ما تهاونا فيها فقدنا إنسانيتنا

غسان كنفاني-

#tunisia #moment #photos #palastine #women #street #medina de tunis #beautiful #love #photooftheday #art #فلسطين #غزة #تونسية #تونسي

[bleu-lune]

Tunisia on film

By @bleu-lune

#argentique #analog #filmisnotdead #film photography #35mm film #35mm color film #tunisiaonfilm #tunisia #cats on film #cats of tumblr #cats of tunisia #sidi bou said #gharelmelh #tunis #medina de tunis #medina of tunis #bizerte #bleu lune

[zinouillezetrunoodle]

Post n°116:

Partie 1 de mes dessins d'observation à la Medina (vieille ville) de Tunis!

C'était une expérience géniale.

Les dessins ont été réalisés aux crayons graphite gras et aux feutres gris, noirs et rouge. Après les avoir scannés j'ai rajouté des ombres digitalement.

Entrée donnant accès à une rue marchande de la Médina (feutre et ombrage digitale, fait en 10 minutes max).

Croquis rapide de la perspective d'une ruelle de la Médina (crayon, en 5 minutes).

Ébauche de la structure d'une entrée (crayon, 3 minutes)

Ébauche de deux femmes assises sur un banc de pierre dans une ruelle de la Médina, caressant des chats (crayons graphites, 5 à 7 minutes).

Stands d'artisans: ferronnerie et sacs de feuilles de palmiers brodées. Ensemble, les dessins ont pris 10 minutes.

[lifestyleavenue]

E Z - Z E Y T U N A #architectural #marvel #yellowstone #craftsmanship #handcrafted #mosque #tunisianheritage #tunismedina (at Medina de Tunis) https://www.instagram.com/p/CkInpoToCFL/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#architectural #marvel #yellowstone #craftsmanship #handcrafted #mosque #tunisianheritage #tunismedina

[mortraveling]

5 Best Cities for Shopping in Africa

5 Best Cities for Shopping in Africa Last year I set off on an adventure to Africa. I thought that I had it all figured out and that I knew exactly what I could expect. But this mysterious continent took me by surprise. Apart from its natural beauty, the continent boasts some great shopping locations. If you are a fashion enthusiast like I am, you should definitely pin these cities to your map. 1. Johannesburg, South Africa It seems to me that no matter where in Johannesburg you happen to be, there is always a great shopping center just around the corner. You’ll find the Jo’berg shopping centers, such as Sandton City and Rosebank Mall, are on par with any world-class mall. If you’re looking for a unique shopping and dining experience head to the Neighbourgoods Market in Braamfontein where you’ll find independent designers selling fashion items alongside homemade cakes and specialty cuisine. 2. Cairo, Egypt The Khan El Khalili Market in the Hussein District in Cairo is the most remarkable attraction of the city – for tourists and Egyptians alike. If you wander deep into this 500-year-old maze of narrow streets, stores, and workshops you will find treasures like wonderfully crafted jewelry, glass, copper, and brassware. The deeper you venture, the better goods and bargains you will find. If you do not fancy the atmosphere of the souks, Cairo also has large modern shopping centers like City Stars, Nile Mall, Geneina Mall, and Nile Hilton Mall, where global brands can be found. 3. Lagos, Nigeria Nigeria has just a handful of shopping malls, but this situation is rapidly changing, with several large malls being under construction, mostly in the capital – Lagos. The Palms Shopping Mall is the second largest shopping center in Nigeria, with 21,000 square meters of shoppable space. Some of the most recognizable brands found here include Apple, Mango, Nike, Puma, and Hugo Boss. 4. Rabat, Morocco Perhaps Rabat’s medina and kasbah do not offer such a fashionable shopping experience as the more famous souks of Fes and Marrakech, but it is equally rewarding. The shops are stocked with the same delicious foods, fine clothing, and beautiful handmade leather goods. The only difference is that in Rabat most shopkeepers are selling their goods at a fixed price. Rue des Consuls is Rabat’s main shopping street. It is dotted with shops selling local handicrafts like colored-hide lamps, babouches, jellabahs, and carpets. Carpets from Rabat are traditionally made in the workshops within the medina, where every Monday and Thursday they still hold a carpet auction. 5. Tunis, Tunisia Bring an extra suitcase if you are going to Tunis as it’s a shopper’s paradise! Emerge into the lavish world of Tunisian markets with the scents of spices and mint tea. There is nothing you can think of that they do not sell here. From high-quality rugs and carpets to jewelry, colorful ceramics, perfumes, henna, and gold. One important tip though – learn to haggle. via Blogger https://ift.tt/dfWGVYr March 22, 2023 at 10:26PM

#IFTTT #Blogger

[itsnothingbutluck]

Reinhard Mey - Von heiligen Kriegen Lyrics

Man rief zum Djihad, zu heiligen Kriege Und zog von Medina und Mekka aus Nach Palästina, zu christlichen Wiege Und auch bis nach Tunis und Spanien hinaus Mit Flammen und Schwert und ähnlichen Dingen Das Heil des Islams den Menschen zu bringen Man hat mit dem Halbmond das Kreuz verdrängt Und er das nicht wollte, der wurde gehängt

Das ließ die Ritter des Kreuzes nicht rasten Und um das Jahr Tausend, da war es soweit Da zog man mit Pferden, mit Waffen und Kasten Zum Kreuzzuge aus, zu heiligen Streit Mit Feuer und Schwert, so bringt man nun jenen Erlösung von Türken und Sarazenen Und wer nicht dem Siege des Kreuzes enteilt Der wird mit dem Schwert in zwei Teile geteilt

Warum kämpft man immer nur gegen die Heiden Und gegen die andere Religion? Man kann doch genauso die Ketzer nicht leiden Drum führt man Krieg um die Konfession Mit Wallenstein, Tilly und Römischem Kaiser Verbrennt man den Protestanten die Häuser Und diese erschlugen nun, Alt oder Jung Nach vorher verabreichtem Schwedentrunk You might also like Auch heute, da ruft man zu heiligen Kriegen Und ist mit Worten und Taten dabei Und alle im Himmel helfen beim Siegen Doch sagt mir, wo ein Krieg heilig sei

#Reinhard Mey - Von heiligen Kriegen #Youtube

[sit-studyabroadblog]

L’histoire - Mardi dernier, j’ai visité la Medina à Tunis avec quelques amis. Après notre cours, nous avons pris le TGM (le train entre Tunis, Gammarth, et La Marsa). En arrivant à la Medina, nous avons du marcher dans la Rue Habib Bourguiba. La rue était très animée, il y avait des Tunisiens qui prenaient leur pause déjeuner et les touristes qui se promenaient sur la rue. Nous sommes entrés dans la Medina à l’entrée par [la porte de la mer], qui avant la colonisation Français était l’entrée de Tunis. Une fois dans la Medina, nous étions bombardés par les senteurs des bonbons et des épices et des cries vendeurs. C’était un dépaysement complet de la ville nouvelle, mais c’était une scène vivifiante. Dans la Medina, les rues sont un labyrinthe qui serpente. Il serait très facile de se perdre dans les rues et les boutiques. J’ai trouvé une boutique qui vendait les plus beaux tapis berbères. Il y avait un tapis orange que j’aimais le plus. Je voulais acheter le tapis, mais il n’y avait aucun moyen que je peux l’acheter, c’était trop grand et trop cher. J’aurais pu négocier, et le vendeur était très génial et enthousiaste, mais je savais que je ne pouvais pas payer un prix juste. Néanmoins, j’ai parlé avec le vendeur et il m’a dit que les tapis sont tissés par les femmes berbères.

Le blague - I am not sure if this is technically a joke, but during my visit to the medina, I noticed that “PUB-elle” is written across all the words in the medina. This is a play off of the french word, poubelle (the word for trash can). I tried to research why PUB-elle is written on all of Tunis’s poubelles, but could not find any information. In french, the word “pub” is an abreviation for publicise. It could be that this is an advertising joke: part of the cities efforts to encourage people to use trash cans rather than litter. I’ve been asking around for conclusive answers, but with no success. So, while I’m not yet sure if this is technically a joke, it makes me giggle when I see poubelles in the Medina.

Baby talk - I am very lucky to be the only student with a toddler in my homestay; it has made my time here so much fun. However, it is not always the most conducive to learning Tunsie. I learned this pretty early on when I would try to speak with cab drivers and vendors just to get met with blank stares. Apparently, I have been learning baby tunsie, which just like baby english, includes a lot of mispronunciations and mixed up words. As it turns out, habibi is not the word for milk in Tunsie; that would be halibi. It’s fascinating to watch a toddler in Tunisia start to learn language. From a young age, kids here are often exposed to Tunsie (and other arabic dialects), french, and sometimes english. That means they are speaking and understanding words from all of these languages, and often using each language in just one sentence. My host sister loves to sing happy birthday, and she’ll frequently sing in Tunsie, English, French, and Egyptian Arabic. Sometimes she’ll sing in one language at a time, but more often than not, she mixes the 4 languages. It is very different from the US, where kids typically grow up around just one language.

#tunisia #studyabroad #language #cultural learning #cultural experiences #language and culture

[blogeventuria]

Descoperă Magia Tunisiei! 🇹🇳☀️🌴 #TunisiaAdventures #TunisiaUnica #TunisianTreasures" 🌍 Astăzi vă invităm să pășiți într-o țară cu o istorie bogată și peisaje de vis: Tunisia! 🇹🇳 🏰 Istoria și Cultura 🏛 Tunisia este o destinație ce îmbină perfect trecutul și prezentul. Cu orașe antice precum Cartagina și vestigiile romane de la Dougga, istoria strălucitoare a Tunisiei este vizibilă peste tot. În medina din Tunis, veți găsi străzi înguste pline de culoare, suveniruri tradiționale și aroma delicioasă a mâncărurilor locale. 🏝️ Plaje de Vis 🌊 Dacă sunteți în căutarea relaxării, Tunisia are plaje nesfârșite pe litoralul său. Stațiunile populare precum Hammamet și Sousse oferă nisip fin, apă cristalină și sporturi acvatice pentru toate gusturile. 🏜️ Deșertul Sahara 🌵 Ați visat vreodată să vă aventurați în deșert? Tunisia este acasă pentru partea de sud a Deșertului Sahara, unde puteți face safari-uri în dunele de nisip și vizita orașe uimitoare cum ar fi Matmata, unde locuitorii trăiesc în case subterane! 🍽️ Bucătăria Delicioasă 🍽️ Mâncarea tunisiană este o combinație minunată de influențe mediteraneene și nord-africane. Nu ratați specialități precum couscous, tajine, și fructe de mare proaspete. Iar pentru desert, încercați delicioasele plăcinte cu migdale și miere! 🏞️ Natura Uimitoare 🌲 Rezervați-vă timp pentru a explora frumusețea naturală a Tunisiei, cum ar fi Chebika Oasis și Canyonsul Mides. Peisajele spectaculoase vor face fiecare moment memorabil. 🕌 Patrimoniu Arhitectural 🕌 Moschei magnifice, cum ar fi Moscheea Zaytuna din Tunis, și fortărețe istorice vă așteaptă să le descoperiți. Cu oameni prietenoși, locuri superbe și aventuri nesfârșite, Tunisia este cu siguranță un colț de rai pe care trebuie să îl experimentați. 🤩 🎯Profitați de Ofertele Last minute pentru o Vacanță de Vis! 👉 bit.ly/3BIlT05 Rezervă acum și bucură-te de o experiență unică alături de familia ta! Suntem aici 👩‍��🧑‍💻sa va ajutam in alegerea vacantei preferate. 📞0755 088 410 | 📞0755 013 982 | 📞0755 013 984 | 📞0740 091 802 💌[email protected] | www.activtours.ro #TunisiaMagic #DescoperăTunisia #CălătoriiÎnTunisia 🌞🌴

[sdladhia]

vacant chairs

Café Souk - Medina de Tunis

#phonephotography #bnw #myshoot

[immobilier]

A VENDRE MAISON – TUNIS BEB KHADHRA  – TEL [phone] – FB.

Prix de vente : 400 000 DTSuperficie : 100Type : Maison S+5Adresse : Tunis Contacter notre conseiller en immobilier au 58258514  – 52026677  – 70727279A vendre une maison S+5 à Tunis dans Medina Arbi  entre Beb Khadhra et souk Halfaouine , elle se compose d’un salon,  salle à manger, un grand hall, une salle d’eau avec douche, plus une cuisine. A l’étage en trouve une 4 chambres à coucher.…

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[artetpeinturetunisia]

Sunny Gates Maison de Ali Douagi , Medina Tunis Yellow door , oil painting on canvas Peinture à l'huile sur toile 30/40 cm #art #sunny #yellow #door #tunisianartist #tunisia #arttunisia #peinturealhuile #peintures #artwork #instagrammer #likesforlike #oilpainting #oiloncanvas #oldstreet #oldbluedoor (à Tunis, Tunisia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CVCuXj1ImOu/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#art #sunny #yellow #door #tunisianartist #tunisia #arttunisia #peinturealhuile #peintures #artwork #instagrammer #likesforlike #oilpainting #oiloncanvas #oldstreet #oldbluedoor

[free-solo]

‏إلى النافذة الوحيدة المضاءة في البيت المجاور: ‏أنا أيضًا أبقى مستيقظةً إلى ساعةٍ متأخرة، لكنّي لا أُشعِل الضوء.

#Tunisie #Light #Medina de tunis #old town #igerstunisia #tunisian #lovetunisia #اقتباس #عربي

[swissoptimist]

Sleeping in an old palace in the medina of Tunis. Dar Jellouli, the house of the minister of the writings during the protectorate. Our bikes got their historic garage too. #darjellouli #tunis #medina #henry2tunisia #tunisia #bmwmotorrad #bmwmotorcycle #bmwmoto #f650gs #offroad #dualsportadv #advaddicts #adv #advrider #xladv #advmoto #motorrad #мото #moto #mototraveler #worldadventureriders #motorradreisen #adventuremotorcycle #overland #enduro #эндуро #мотопутешествие #motorcycletravel #турэндуро #tourenduro (à Médina de Tunis) https://www.instagram.com/p/CWrDM8WohU1/?utm_medium=tumblr

#darjellouli #tunis #medina #henry2tunisia #tunisia #bmwmotorrad #bmwmotorcycle #bmwmoto #f650gs #offroad #dualsportadv #advaddicts #adv #advrider #xladv #advmoto #motorrad #мото #moto #mototraveler #worldadventureriders #motorradreisen #adventuremotorcycle #overland #enduro #эндуро #мотопутешествие #motorcycletravel #турэндуро #tourenduro

[tynatunis]

regram @nunzio.anis thanks so much # Loved and shared #byTyna #Tunis #medina #lovetunisia #traveltunisia #tunisiavoyage For designer #design_at_sketch #architects_need #architectanddesign #thespacesilike #d_signers #archtizer #finedecoration #designboom #apartmenttherapy #designandlive #_archidesignhome_ #architecture_hunter #archidigest #archdaily #designbunker #moderndesign #homedecors #architecturedose #allofarchitecture #dopedecor .#inspiringtunisia #my_homemag #welovedjerba (at Médina de Tunis) https://www.instagram.com/p/CWAR5nJNuZC/?utm_medium=tumblr

#bytyna #tunis #medina #lovetunisia #traveltunisia #tunisiavoyage #design_at_sketch #architects_need #architectanddesign #thespacesilike #d_signers #archtizer #finedecoration #designboom #apartmenttherapy #designandlive #_archidesignhome_ #architecture_hunter #archidigest #archdaily #designbunker #moderndesign #homedecors #architecturedose #allofarchitecture #dopedecor #inspiringtunisia #my_homemag #welovedjerba

[dentistartist]

#sidi bou said #tunisia #tunisie #travel #tunis #tourism #tourisme #trip #road trip #tripadvisor #holidays #hollidays #adventure #advertising #north africa #cafe des delices #medina #mediterreansea #mediterraneo #mediterrani #mediterranean #mediterannée #mediterannean sea

[sit-studyabroadblog]

L’histoire -

Mardi dernier, j’ai visité la Medina à Tunis avec quelques amis. Après notre cours, nous avons pris le TGM (le train entre Tunis, Gammarth, et La Marsa). En arrivant à la Medina, nous avons du marcher dans la Rue Habib Bourguiba. La rue était très animée, il y avait des Tunisiens qui prenaient leur pause déjeuner et les touristes qui se promenaient sur la rue. Nous sommes entrés dans la Medina à l’entrée par [la porte de la mer], qui avant la colonisation Français était l’entrée de Tunis. Une fois dans la Medina, nous étions bombardés par les senteurs des bonbons et des épices et des cries vendeurs. C’était un dépaysement complet de la ville nouvelle, mais c’était une scène vivifiante. Dans la Medina, les rues sont un labyrinthe qui serpente. Il serait très facile de se perdre dans les rues et les boutiques.

J’ai trouvé une boutique qui vendait les plus beaux tapis berbères. Il y avait un tapis orange que j’aimais le plus. Je voulais acheter le tapis, mais il n’y avait aucun moyen que je peux l’acheter, c’était trop grand et trop cher. J’aurais pu négocier, et le vendeur était très génial et enthousiaste, mais je savais que je ne pouvais pas payer un prix juste. Néanmoins, j’ai parlé avec le vendeur et il m’a dit que les tapis sont tissés par les femmes berbères.   

Le blague -

I am not sure if this is technically a joke, but during my visit to the medina, I noticed that “PUB-elle” is written across all the words in the medina. This is a play off of the french word, poubelle (the word for trash can). I tried to research why PUB-elle is written on all of Tunis’s poubelles, but could not find any information. In french, the word “pub” is an abreviation for publicise. It could be that this is an advertising joke: part of the cities efforts to encourage people to use trash cans rather than litter. I’ve been asking around for conclusive answers, but with no success. So, while I’m not yet sure if this is technically a joke, it makes me giggle when I see poubelles in the Medina.

Baby talk -

I am very lucky to be the only student with a toddler in my homestay; it has made my time here so much fun. However, it is not always the most conducive to learning Tunsie. I learned this pretty early on when I would try to speak with cab drivers and vendors just to get met with blank stares. Apparently, I have been learning baby tunsie, which just like baby english, includes a lot of mispronunciations and mixed up words. As it turns out, habibi is not the word for milk in Tunsie; that would be halibi.

It’s fascinating to watch a toddler in Tunisia start to learn language. From a young age, kids here are often exposed to Tunsie (and other arabic dialects), french, and sometimes english. That means they are speaking and understanding words from all of these languages, and often using each language in just one sentence. My host sister loves to sing happy birthday, and she’ll frequently sing in Tunsie, English, French, and Egyptian Arabic. Sometimes she’ll sing in one language at a time, but more often than not, she mixes the 4 languages together. It is very different from the US, where kids typically grow up around just one language. 

Anna

march 2023

#TUNISIA #CULTURE #Language