Top 5 Caves チュニジアでの

When the wind is calm, it is wonderful for swimming, diving or jumping, especially in the early morning hours. Caution is advised!

You can visit the grotto with the artist and painter. In the grotto there are pictures, art and history of Tunisia.

on several floors on a slope in a great landscape. The inevitable garbage collects below. It's nice at the top

Les grottes are 90 caverns with a pull shaft to the surface. There the stones for Carthage were quarried (I don't know whether for the Punic or the Roman). The stones were later reused in the Medina of Tunis. They are also installed in the amphitheater of El Jem. A few caverns near the restaurant were once a museum, e.g. Everything is freely accessible at the moment, things get particularly interesting further up. Take a garbage bag with you, the wind always blows things in!

Matmata is a village of Berber origin. Located at the gateway to the Sahara Desert it is characterized by a unique troglodyte architecture, which has become a destination for many tourists after being set for the movie Star Wars, Episode IV - A New Hope (1977). The houses that characterize this town are dug into the ground, inside the hills and formed by an open-air courtyard, similar to a crater about 7 meters deep, which is accessed through a gallery from the hillside. From the open-air courtyard, which also has the function of collecting the rare rainwater, the various rooms of the houses are dislocated, dug like narrow tunnels on the sides of the "crater".