Tunisia was conquered by the Romans and so we can still find vestiges of the great Empire that conquered half the world, now converted into art treasures, or what remains of them. But this is the most interesting thing about this fabulous and mysterious country. That mix of history and culture. Between the north, the sea and the desert. Divided by the white of the Mediterranean and the brown tones of the desert. Two identities that make a country rich in contrasts. Like the gastronomy, with exotic delicacies in the interior competing with the mild flavours of the Mediterranean. Mediterranean. You have to get to know the two faces of Tunisia. From the North to the South. From the Mediterranean to the desert. From its Roman Chakchouka history to the brick pastries filled with tuna. A mysterious country that you have to get to know to understand this clash of cultures that coexist with total serenity and pride. I will be back. Because this hateful pandemic made us take an early flight. But stay with the recent images of a country with a deep blue sky, a sparkling sea, a golden desert and science fiction mountains. And its people, eager for us to return to continue the hidden treasures Tunisia has to offer.
