TUNISIA Has An Ancient City In Tunis

TUNISIA Has An Ancient City In Tunis. In this Tunisia travel vlog I explore the ancient "medina" of Tunis Tunisia and this ancient city makes you feel like time travel. We stop at an old cafe in the medina, I see what a traditional old house in the medina of Tunis is like. I try some traditional Tunisian food known as leblebi. If you travel to Tunis Tunisia you must visit the old city medina.
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[@myertravels]

Thank you for all your support, Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE and LIKE if you havent, thank you!! All Tunisia Vlogs: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXjZi6uAac6kl9E

[@TheTruth-mr3ml]

My Pakistani brother, tell them that you filmed the video before Ramadan because there are people who hate Tunisia and want to distort the image of Tunisia with this video in which they claim that your friend eats during Ramadan even though the video was filmed before Ramadan. Moroccans hate Tunisia because no matter how much they imitate us, they cannot reach us. That is why they are trying to distort our image. Their illness from Tunisia is serious

[@samarachour8638]

The best country in North Africa 🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳🔥👑❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@yarma5256]

Tunisian cuisine is a delicious blend of Mediterranean and North African flavors. Couscous, the national dish, is a must-try! Tunisian cuisine is a culinary adventure for your taste buds! ❤️🌹🇹🇳

[@einofrangipani]

Tunisian foods are looking so good 😍🤤 Love this 💙💙

[@aidazheni7986]

the Zeytouna 's university was founded in 698 it was classed y Oxford University the first in the world teaching engineering languages and the islamic arabic culture

[@aymenlouhibi5775]

Tunisians, and North Africans generally speaking, sense of hospitality remains unmatched simply because it's genuine and doesn't come with any expectations.

[@Usered217]

رمضان كريم اخواننا في 🇲🇦 🇹🇳

[@user-rx1il2wz7c]

‏أنا ما فهمتش يصور في رمضان ولا مش رمضان إن شاء الله رمضان مبروك ❤️🇹🇳🇲🇦

[@Andromeda2976]

Carthage ancient city with Queen of Elche, let´s go!

[@TheTruth-mr3ml]

Some facts about Tunisia are not known to everyone, and you cannot find them on Wikipedia, but rather in university libraries, and those who can access this information First, the civilization in Tunisia is called the Carthaginian civilization, and according to Herodotus, Carthage was founded in 1350 BC, but there are Carthaginian ruins dating back to 1600 BC. I mean, what is promoted on Wikipedia and KZbin that Carthage was founded in the year 800 BC is just a story that has no basis in truth. Rather, it is a myth. Also, many studies have denied the existence of a people or nation called Phenicia, and the studies conducted on the remains of the Carthaginians confirmed that the Carthaginians did not carry Oriental genes. This means that the civilization is called Carthage, and we also mention that the name Carthage is written on Carthage coins and Carthage antiquities.

[@Arabcountries739]

I advise you to go to a place called Lake 2 if you want a very modern look to the country. There the whole place is huge, very modern buildings and square towers that look unique.❤

[@elliykollek]

That's too modern, doesn't look authentic or Tunisian.

[@theoadelaidabondocabe7261]

Mr. Myer:Thanks you so much for your new remarkable video today’s from Tunis, Tunisia to shows these amazing places,streets,restaurants, museums,beaches,etc. in 2024❤❤❤

[@myertravels]

My pleasure!

[@janemuller8497]

Lablabi so tasty, hope you spend a good time in Tunisia may Allah protect you I am looking forward to see the next video inshAllah 😊

[@mahdyis6937]

i got you a good plan if you wanna be in rome but without going out of tunisia visit el jem city to see el jem coluseum i bet you like it

[@user-us5nx2mn6s]

i enjoy the video us a tunisien i found a lot place that i dont know so thank u both

[@myertravels]

Thank you so much!

[@GIVEUP1]

welcome myer 😍

[@adamselmi1531]

Beautiful city beautiful contry

[@karim94340]

Very nice !

[@user-dq9jm9hx9c]

Welcome to Tunisia ❤

[@theoadelaidabondocabe7261]

Mr. Myer:Congratulations to you for your new amazing video today’s in Tunis, Tunisia to shows these remarkable places & Landmarks in North Africa March of 2024❤❤❤

[@sarrakouki9624]

Rchiiid ma booooy❤️❤️❤️🤣 Welcome to tunisia Myer ❤️🙏🏻🥰

[@theoadelaidabondocabe7261]

Mr. Myer:Congratulations to you for your new amazing video today’s from Tunis, Tunisia to shows these amazing places in North Africa March of 2024❤❤❤

[@dhiamejri4921]

i advice to to visit bardo museum

[@para-X666]

You welcom in tunis 😊

[@myertravels]

Thank you!

[@Nothingreturned]

I like hammamet. Sousse, port de kantouir, yasminr, sidi boudi and yunis, desert. Food good everywhere tunisia, good patisserie s😊 hammamet more chilled and djerba. Turkush baths cool

[@TheTruth-mr3ml]

Some facts about Tunisia are not known to everyone, and you cannot find them on Wikipedia, but rather in university libraries, and those who can access this information First, the civilization in Tunisia is called the Carthaginian civilization, and according to Herodotus, Carthage was founded in 1350 BC, but there are Carthaginian ruins dating back to 1600 BC. I mean, what is promoted on Wikipedia and KZbin that Carthage was founded in the year 800 BC is just a story that has no basis in truth. Rather, it is a myth. Also, many studies have denied the existence of a people or nation called Phenicia, and the studies conducted on the remains of the Carthaginians confirmed that the Carthaginians did not carry Oriental genes. This means that the civilization is called Carthage, and we also mention that the name Carthage is written on Carthage coins and Carthage antiquities. Now the city of Tunisia is older than Andalusia, and Tunisian architecture is Tunisian-Carthaginian architecture, and Islam spread from Tunisia, the first mosque to be built in Africa, and the Islamic West is the Kairouan Mosque, and from it Islam spread to the rest of North Africa and South Europe. 4330 Carthaginian column from the archaeological site of Carthage in Tunisia. It was taken from Tunisia to Andalusia to build Al-Zahra in Cordoba. This is what the historian Ibn Adhari mentioned. The Tunisians founded Fes, Tangiers, Marrakesh, and Al-Qarawiyyin, which is considered the second oldest university after Zitouna. Al-Qarawiyyin is a diminutive of the city of Kairouan, from which Fatima Al-Fihri came. Also, the surname Fassi is the surname of a Tunisian family, from which the city of Fes was named, which was founded by the Tunisians there. Andalusian and Moroccan architecture is influenced by Tunisian-Carthaginian architecture. However, there are things that do not exist except in Tunisia. Even after the Moroccans imitated our architecture recently, they were not able to steal the Tunisian spirit. Tunisia's architecture has been known for its white color throughout almost the entire country for hundreds of years, with blue, green, and other colors on the windows and doors. As for the Ottomans, their migration to Tunisia occurred recently in history, and they did not change anything in Tunisia because their rule was very short. The Tunisians quickly defeated them in a decisive battle, and the Tunisians regained the reins of government in the country and restored everything to its normal condition. Tunisia is Tunisia. This is Tunisia, and this is its history and architecture. When the Arabs came to Tunisia to spread Islam, they did not build anything, but rather the Tunisian people were the ones who built their mosques, homes, and everything. you search for architecture in the Arabian Peninsula only 60 years ago, that is, before the discovery of oil in the Gulf. You will know that architecture in Tunisia has no relation to the Arabs of the Gulf, nor even to Andalusia, nor to the Ottomans, nor to the Romans who stole Carthaginian architecture. Rather, it is a Tunisian-Carthaginian legacy that has existed for a thousand years

[@user-ff6xq2wl2o]

.جميل جدا ان نعرف تاريخ تونس .تحياتي من المغرب

[@elliykollek]

The Capsian civilization im Tunisia is older than Carthage though. It's oldest remains are 12000 year old.

[@TheTruth-mr3ml]

@@elliykollek قفصة مازالت مصنفة كثقافة قبصية لكن اول ما تتسجل حضارة باش نحكي عليها لانوا قرطاج وريثة القبصيين

[@anyavelvome664]

Could you send the link to the cheap Airbnb in Tunis whiich you mentioned?

[@chawquee]

belkadi are my grandparents family

[@myertravels]

Wow awesome 🤩

[@carnetderecetteinratable]

❤❤❤

[@Trendingshorts.72]

First comment🎉

[@myertravels]

🎉

[@fauziibrahim4837]

Tunisia 🇹🇳 Mesir 🇲🇨 Morocco 🇲🇦 Algeria 🇩🇿 Actually their faces are more similar, even though they are different countries.

[@anteversus8471]

Algeria, which you put last, is the largest country in Africa and the 3rd largest economy after South Africa and Egypt, ranked 1st in Africa in Human Development outside the islands, 1st in population nutrition and the only African country to match Western countries in this field.

[@sidimohamed1143]

Welcom to Algéria 🇩🇿❤

[@MaevaHernandez-tr5wl]

No algeria terorist

[@elliykollek]

That record player is a replica from 1960s in India, not an original Gramophone.

[@med4246]

Bro If you are in Tunesia, i can show you food 😊

[@myertravels]

Next time!

[@claudetorki1860]

I lived in Tunisia - Bizerte بنزرت during my childhood for 9 years. I definitely would never live there again due to corruption, poor management style and the questionable system that the poor citizens are facing and how extremely impoverished over half of the population really are. I miss the food and sweets , the pretty girls. I can’t eliminate the old mentality unfortunately but I keep watching a lot on KZbin just to maintain a connection from distance.

[@akinamegu9896]

oh so you didnt record this during ramdhan !

[@amcheli]

Am wondering the exact same thing!

[@elliykollek]

Nah he posted it after returning from Tunisia I think

[@aidazheni7986]

the islamic city Tunis was founded in the year 699

[@myertravels]

Thanks for the info

[@chahreddin3745]

[@elliykollek]

I disagree with the English language, Tunisia is from the "north of Africa" not "North Africa" because Africa is a single continent, unlike the American continent that has two parts, North and South.

[@elliykollek]

Also I know in English it's called "North Africa" but I don't like that. We're all Africans from Africa. The same Africa.

[@souha6572]

Tunisia means (isthmus) in Berber and it is the highest point in North Africa, not North Africa! Everyone forgets that Tunisia is ancient Africa. It is the one that gave its name to this continent. This is why the British translate the word Tunisia to mean North Africa

[@anteversus8471]

In the past, it was called White Africa and the other part of Africa was called Black Africa. Now we say North Africa, East Africa, West Africa, Central Africa and Southern Africa and you can't do anything about it

[@TheTruth-mr3ml]

In fact, istanbali is not Tunisian music because this music belongs to the black African community in Tunisia and does not resemble Tunisian music, unlike Tunisian malouf and Tunisian mezoued music, which is Tunisian music specific to Tunisia only.

[@elliykollek]

Stambali is Tunisian from Black Tunisians in the south that came from Sudan and Mauritania, they are Tunisian. You don't have to be white to be a native Tunisian.

[@TheTruth-mr3ml]

@@elliykollek توى انت قلتها بفمك جاو مالسودان و بعد تقلي اصليين كيفاش هاذي. و القبصيين نعرفهم من غير ما تقلي عليهم.

[@gustavfringdelapolloshermanos]

​@@elliykollekwe don't know any tunisians from sudan. which tribes exactly?