Fifty kilometres from the city of Tunis and very close to Hammamet (in the Yasmine Hammamet area) there is a former Roman settlement dating back to the 2-3th centuries AD. Now this ancient city is located in the archaeological zone Sidi Djedi... read more
In 1920, the wealthy Romanian architect George Sebastian came to Hammamet. He built an unusual villa here. It is decorated with cypress trees, the swimming pool is surrounded by columns, and the bedrooms have antique mirrors and Roman baths. Many... read more
The Tunisian resort of Hammamet has two water parks that are not part of hotel complexes. One of them is called "Flipper". This name is an abbreviation. It consists of the first letters of epithets that describe the water park in the sup... read more
On the outskirts of the resort of Hammamet, near the village of Bouficha, is the Frigia Zoo, which consists of a dolphinarium and the zoo itself. The dolphinarium on the territory of the zoo appeared 10 years after the opening of the whole complex... read more
