TUNISIA: From Jasmine to the Desert - On the Roads of a Country with a Thousand Faces - Documentary

Tunisia is the smallest country in the Maghreb, with a population of only 10 million. Yet the country has always been the most avant-garde and cosmopolitan in North Africa.

The cradle of Carthaginian civilization, it has experienced multiple influences (the Romans, the French, and the Arabs) and has managed to draw the best from each of them. The landscapes reflect these inspirations, namely varied and striking.

From the gentle Mediterranean climate of the north to the harsh desert conditions of the south, the "Land of Jasmine" offers a range of exciting experiences and discoveries.

00:00-05:00 Tunisia and its cosmopolitan heritage
05:00-10:00 Exploration of Tunis, the capital
10:00-15:00 The artisanal and architectural heritage of Tunis
3:00-8:00 PM Visit to the Zitouna Mosque and the architectural treasures of Tunis
8:00-12:00 PM Carthage: Ancient City and Place of Remembrance
25:00-30:00 Sidi Bou Saïd and its artists
30:00-35:00 Le Cap Bon: Fishing port and nature
35:00-40:00 Kairouan: Holy City and Historic Capital
40:00-45:00 Agricultural traditions of Tunisia
45:00-50:00 Ancient cities and landscapes of the south
50:00-52:00 Oases and the Tunisian Desert

Tunisia, the star of Africa
A film by Eric Bacos