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Despite that Tunisia is not a well-known country, it is a fascinating place to visit due to its warm-hearted people,fabulous traditions,mouth-watering dishes and numerous sites.Yet,today,I'd like to tell what are personally the five best places in Tunisa On the top of this list we have one of the most impressive medieval medinas in North Africa and one of Tunisia’s great points of interest,That is Tunis Medina. The most beautiful part of the country’s capital city is the old Arab walled town, otherwise known as the Medina. Expect fine examples of Arab architecture and lively souqs where everything from household goods to gold items can be bartered for. Second,we have Chebika an oasis that lies at the foot of the Djebel el Negueb mountains Of course it’s all a matter of opinion, but arguably the most beautiful places to visit in Tunisia are away from the cities. Chebika which lies at the foot of the mountains of the Djebel el Negueb is a perfect example. the third place is Hammamet – a small fishing town turned beautiful coastal resort Once a humble fishing village surrounded by lemon groves, Hammamet is now a thriving resort town lined with numerous hotels. It actually Tunisia’s first tourist destination due to its fine beaches and warm waters, which are perfect for water sports. In the forth place we have Sidi Bou Said – a cliff-top village with striking blue-and-white buildings, cobbled streets and stunning views Perched on top of a steep cliff overlooking the Mediterranean is where you’ll find Tunisia’s prettiest town. Their gorgeous traditional houses have been whitewashed to perfection and beautifully accented with flashes of brilliant blue. It’s long been a bohemian enclave, but with a few trendy boutique hotels popping up it now attracts a more well-heeled crowd. Finally, Matmata & the Ksour – a unique desert village with curious honeycomb-like houses It’s a uniquely beautiful place, home to attractive honeycomb-esque granaries known as ghorfas. The curious architecture style stems from fortified Berber settlements and are so unusual they almost look other-worldly.