A visit to the Colonial Houses in Tunis will take you back to the French era in this city of the country of Tunisia. Set in the heart of the city of Tunis, outside the Medina, you will find areas which have not been transformed since colonial times and these places have still retained its old look.
The contemporary town was established for around a few years. The maximum numbers of houses in the heart of the town are from the period during 1900. It is around this time that maximum numbers of such Colonial Houses at Tunis were built.
Now the areas of the city have expanded and the Colonial Houses, Tunis have become one of the major Tourist Attractions in Tunis. When you get into the old city of Tunis you will get to see the Ville Nouevelle which has an old world charm of the French. There are several houses, shops s well as many different edifices here still have the characteristics and ambiance of the French. The French influence here in this city is quite vivid than any other place in this country. You will find French architecture and streets bearing their colonial names. You will also find many cafes as well as pastry shops which will make you feel that the residents here still live in colonial times. These places have French interiors and offer you same kind of service which they previously did. The national theatre on Avenue Bourguiba is a fine example of Colonial Houses at Tunis.
In Tunis you will get to see this unique amalgamation of the old and new. The old Colonial Houses in Tunis standing the modern buildings and other edifices. These old buildings have their own charm and these edifices add beauty to the area.
Transportation in Tunis is such that you will not have any problem in accessing the Colonial Houses in Tunis. You will find several modes of local transport like buses, cars and taxis which will take you to this well known tourist attraction in a very short time. The fares charged by these modes of transportation are also affordable.
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