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The lovely Belvedere Park in Tunis is a beautiful green oasis just to the north of the city, off Avenue Taieb Mehiri. It covers 110 hectares and was established in 1892 on a hill of olive tress, but only opened to the public in 1910, once the plants were well established. |
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Written by Kylan
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Question: What other African country is more peaceful than Tunisia?  According to The Global Peace Index, none!  Read to see how your home country compares to Tunisia.  |
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Written by Kylan
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Do you ever start to think that just about everything from home *does* really exist here or that it *could* be accomplished ***IF*** you just knew the right person to ask or place to look? The thought has crossed my mind. Enter... (drum roll) Tunisia360.com's Forum. We just got it up and going (we think)... so I posted a handful of questions there that I'm hoping *someone* willl know the answer to. They ranged from arrowheads to computer screens. If you're got a question (or an answer!) register on the website (look at the nifty tab at the top, center of the screen) and then go to the forum to ask away!
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Written by Kylan
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 THE BAD NEWS
Last week a friend spent three hours in a smoke filled airport in the middle of the night. She was awaiting a flight that arrived late.  THE GOOD NEWS She doesn't have to do that anymore!  |
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Written by Kylan
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 Visiting or moving to Tunisia? Wondering about mobile phones? BANDSIf your phone works on 900 or 1800 MHz bandwidths, it should work here! If it works on 1900 or 850 MHz, you’re out of luck. If you just know that your phone is Tri or Quad Band then you should be in good shape. If you don’t know what the bands your phone uses are, Google could tell you. Or... just throw the phone in your suitcase. It’s not going to take up nearly as much room as your bowling ball. |
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