You can visit the second largest museum in Africa after the Egyptian Museum, which contains the largest mosaic collection in the world and is located in the city of Bardo, Tunis
I remember that day when me and my friends went to sidi bousaid during the covid lockdown in the middle of the week, absolutely beautiful no tourist no crowds of people, most shops are closed but it was an experience.
I am Moroccan, and I enjoy watching your wonderful videos. What adds to the beauty of your content is your humble personality and the way you interact in all the places you visit 👍🏼
welcome to Tunisia in Tunis capital go also to archaeological site of carthage - Bardo museum you can go to hammamet and sousse if want go to tourist resort you can go to kairouen the first capital of islam in north africa you can go to el jem the colosseum you can go to north west of Tunisia the virgin archaeological site dugga yOu can visit south sahara tozeur and heart of Star Wars', Matmata is one of southern Tunisia's most popular destinations you can visit Djerba and jewish synagogue Food in tunisia you must try - couscous - kafteji - brik - grill salad call mechwiya salad and street food with hot sauce 'HARISSA' like - chapati - mlawi.. - frécasse ...
I am happy that you are enjoying your time in Tunisia. I am sorry that I am not in Tunisia at this time. I took you to all the tourist places. The Tunisian people are friendly and kind.
Thanks for this nice video of my lovely country. I guess you left, what I recommend for next visit is to have a local friend or a tourist guide to show you other nice places and interesting information
I’m so happy I found your videos ! I ended up binging all of them ! You inspired me to learn more about the places you’ve visited. Thanks so much for all your uploads :) great content for those of us who have yet to explore - safe travels
Those are almonds, we do take off the skin by adding hot water for almost a couple of hours, after that we clean the almonds and add cold water and ice for few hours and you'll end up having those garlic cloves looking like almonds. We do love to drink green tea with mint and almonds in Tunisia.
Really nice to have you visit Tunisia. I hope you enjoyed your time. I know there are many similarities between tunisia and Morocco, but Sidi Bousaid is a village with a long history and which has inspired Santorini with the color patterns, but Chefchaouen was painted around 2010, it's just a blue city, comparison doesn't stand 😂
I watched all your videos and noticed that you are cute and kind-hearted. For me, there are people who would like to be with a cute person, but there are scammers and cheaters who should not be dealt with. Greetings to you from Morocco 🇲🇦🇲🇦 We visited again♥️♥️
Cant express enough how much I appriciate your videos now even more when theyve been coming out in real time. That place looks amazin, thank you for showing us around. Hope you feel better soon and the runny nose will stop running 💙😁
Hi, Chris, I really enjoy your videos around the world. Makes my day! Thanks for showing the stunning part of Tunisia. I went to Santourini, Greece(spectacular!) From Canada.
I just watched the last video of World Nomac and is funny how you stoped at the same shops he did. The “don’t worry be happy” guy and the tuonisian churros 😂 even the candy shop haha
Welcome, my dear friend. Also try to visit the north and south. There are beautiful places. You must stay for a longer period of time so that you can visit more places.
Peace be upon u, Chris. You have become famous in Tunisia thanks to ur spontaneity, ur adaptation to people here, and ur love for Tunisians. Honestly, ur videos are realistic and touch the Tunisian social depth. I am hosting u in my home for free in the southwest of Tunisia, which the guests do not know, and this is a small part of my religious duty. Welcome to ur beautiful country, Tunisia.😊😊
Ok for the donuts i would recommand the small shop just next to the one you selected. It s the classic iconic one for tunisians. It has been there for decades with a secret recipe.
I don't think those guys were locals (the falcon picture inequality debacle) I heard a little hint of a different maybe middle eastern accent. But anyways, you should always haggle when buying in Tunisia. It's like an art form and a sport at the same time. The annoying thing about those vendors is they like to take advantage of everyone no exceptions, you just need to show then you're not a gullible tourist. But good video man, I hope you see more of Tunisia
One thing I Like about Travel with Chris more than any other utuber is he replies back to his fans or subscribers and I respect him for that alot of utuber don't and that's a sign of no respect from those other ones so I just stop watching those people
What a load of rubbish Sidi Bou Said Tunis received its blue and white colors in the 1920s from the influence of the home of the French painter and musicologist Baron Rodolphe d'Erlanger. He lived there from 1909-1932. He played a critical role in reviving Traditional Tunisian music known as Ma'luf.
@@IadoreyouMaxxy Now THAT's rubbish if I'd ever hear it! Baron is not some sort of pattern inventor. Blue and White are embedded in Mediterranean culture which dates all the way back to ancient Carthage and its seaside colonies. He may have revived or popularized some cultural aspects there, but he did not invent a culture! Tunisian medinas alone where already mostly white washed with a hinge of blue. Houses inside the medinas easily date 300-400 years dating much older than Santorini itself.
Actually a normal taxi costs way less than a bolt taxi , but Sometimes it be hard to get urself a normal taxi especially in rush hours ( midday , 2pm , 6pm) . Also sometimes normal taxis charge Tourists more bec they r foreigners and they dk any better .
Actually Djebel (mountain) "Chambi", is the tallest mountain in Tunisia (1,544 meters) an extension of the Atlas Mountains, is situated in the centre of the country. In Tunisia we drink mint tea with nuts inside typically pine nuts but also almonds so those were almonds inside your tea :)
We are so glad, seeing you enjoying your time in Tunisia, you are always welcome bro, but, pleaaase!!! stop comparing Sidi bousaid with santorini. Sidi bou saidi is older than santorini with this Style.
That mountain actually is not the tallest in Tunisia , the tallest one is called "Djebel Chambi" located in Kasserine , I feel sorry for people giving wrong information to tourist
Thanks a lot! I'm trying to post several times a week, as I know simply one video a week is not enough! All of my favorite creators post like every two weeks and it sucks 🤣🤣🤣 I need more!
I going for 4 nights in 3 weeks . I was going to take tours out of there or taxi’s. Does that sound viable ? Most important, do they have beer . I loved the video ,thanks
Yes definitely easy to do! Right now I'm in Sousse and man this place is awesome! Insane nightlife! Wait until you see the clubs here!!!! Crazy places, I was out till 6 am yesterday 🤣🤣🤣
@@Travelwithchris I’m 61 lol . That sounds like your having a great time like I use to with the night life . As long as they have beer or similar I’m good . I want to visit the ruins and sort . I have business in Sicily and Italy mainland , I saw the place and said I can’t get that close to Africa and not visit . You had the best sidi bou said video I’ve seen yet . I checked out your other videos on your video page you’re getting around . Thumbs up
😂😂 that's almonds without skin in your tea Btw Welcome to Tunisia I'm sure that you'll enjoy every single part of it I recommend you to rent a car and explore other cities like sousse, monastir, djerba... It's better and more affordable than other transportation methods❤
Sidi Bousaid with its authentic colors is centuries old , it is the real Deal , it's sad that people keep calling it Santorini of Tunisia or now the other place in Morocco..Sidi Bousaid is the First of its kind .and you can find these colors in older neighborhoods all over the country. Every tourisry place you know about that adopted this blue and white color is a copy of sidi Bousaid. All of them
We know the history, it was painted that way since 1907 by rodolphe d’erlanger.. so just don’t try to make up things and stop talking about things you don’t know
Weicome to Tunisia. Please do not call Bombalino , Tunisian Churro. Also , it should be eaten while it's still very warm. Sidi Bou Said is private residential area. It's an elite area, lots if wealthy people live here and some have holiday homes here. Also some foreign officials stationed on Tunisia, live here. La Ville Bleu is a restaurant. In the summer season, of course , it's crowded with both tourists and local Tunisians. Of course , you will pay higher prices here. In the winter season, business is slow. My relatives were here in Jan 2023, you practically have the place for yourselves . I am a retired US citizen living in Tunisia for two years now, I love it. Thank you very much for visiting and promoting Tunisia.
the women said that the falcon is 20yo ahahahha but the fact that they only live up to 15yrs and for that price they charge for tourist is almost what they charge for locals , the last time they charged my friend like 20 dinars ...... anyway the most bothering thing is that they annoy and chase you to put the falcon in ur head or somthing without asking them to and then they want to get paid for nothing they are so annoying even to us as locals i hope one day the government moves them away so that we can enjoy the walking without getting disturbed everyone reading this comment either tunisian or a tourist dont stop for these scamers and its ok be rude to them and say no '(falcon scamers or flower scamers or souvenirs shit) only if you want and ask for the price first anything above 5 dinars or 1$ just ignore and move . also when u take a taxi allways look at the taximeter. lastly tunisia is very beautiful country from north to south & to west to east , like chris said in the video dont let these type of scamers make you ignore to interact with the locals and normal people we realy welcome strangers from any county and we like to know more about yall , and sorry if there is any grammar mistakes thanks and welcome .
Oh wow! I didnt know Tunisia was so stunning! Thanks for taking us along!
Welcome to tunisia
@@nefzichamseddine8118 thank you! ☺️
I have family in Tunisia.
I’ve been there 3 times.
I can help you with any questions you have. 👍
You can visit the second largest museum in Africa after the Egyptian Museum, which contains the largest mosaic collection in the world and is located in the city of Bardo, Tunis
wow what a beautiful place Tunisia is a place i need to get to.
Thanks brother! yes, it is very underrated!
Tunisia is so beautiful. Thank you for showing us.
Such a respectful and a humble vlogger !
Wecome to Tunisia Chris 🇹🇳 😊
Thank you so much!
We heard that Tunisia is a beautiful country from our Sicilian sailing friend. Thanks for showing us around!
It definitely is! The coast is amazing also!
I remember that day when me and my friends went to sidi bousaid during the covid lockdown in the middle of the week, absolutely beautiful no tourist no crowds of people, most shops are closed but it was an experience.
Wow that city seems very nice but really touristy! Thanks for showing us Chris!
I am Moroccan, and I enjoy watching your wonderful videos. What adds to the beauty of your content is your humble personality and the way you interact in all the places you visit 👍🏼
Exactly, perfect statement in a few words!!
wow Tunisia is beautiful ill visit there soon as possible thanks for sharing great and informative videos Chris 👌
thank you so much for the support! I appreciate you so much!
Tunisia is a lovely place very picturesque thank you Chris as usual you are lovely too hope you feel better soon
welcome to Tunisia
in Tunis capital go also to archaeological site of carthage - Bardo museum
you can go to hammamet and sousse if want go to tourist resort
you can go to kairouen the first capital of islam in north africa
you can go to el jem the colosseum
you can go to north west of Tunisia the virgin archaeological site dugga
yOu can visit south sahara tozeur and heart of Star Wars', Matmata is one of southern Tunisia's most popular destinations
you can visit Djerba and jewish synagogue
Food in tunisia you must try
- couscous
- kafteji
- brik
- grill salad call mechwiya salad
and street food with hot sauce 'HARISSA' like
- chapati
- mlawi..
- frécasse ...
you forgot in food
- Fricassee
- Mhlbi
Please do not call Harissa , hot sauce. Hot Sauce is something different.
i am so glad that you cam to tunisia, i have been watching your videos from all over the world
I am happy that you are enjoying your time in Tunisia. I am sorry that I am not in Tunisia at this time. I took you to all the tourist places. The Tunisian people are friendly and kind.
Blessings to Travel with Chris good person who has respect for his fans
Thank you so much!
Thanks for this nice video of my lovely country. I guess you left, what I recommend for next visit is to have a local friend or a tourist guide to show you other nice places and interesting information
Everything from the homes to the view of the ocean looks beautiful.🙂
I’m so happy I found your videos ! I ended up binging all of them ! You inspired me to learn more about the places you’ve visited. Thanks so much for all your uploads :) great content for those of us who have yet to explore - safe travels
Those are almonds, we do take off the skin by adding hot water for almost a couple of hours, after that we clean the almonds and add cold water and ice for few hours and you'll end up having those garlic cloves looking like almonds. We do love to drink green tea with mint and almonds in Tunisia.
I'm glad you enjoyed your trip to Sidi Bousaid! Those are actually fresh almonds in your tea, right out of the green shells.
Really nice to have you visit Tunisia. I hope you enjoyed your time. I know there are many similarities between tunisia and Morocco, but Sidi Bousaid is a village with a long history and which has inspired Santorini with the color patterns, but Chefchaouen was painted around 2010, it's just a blue city, comparison doesn't stand 😂
2010 😂 try again
Great travel and footage.😍 You had me doing homework on Google about Tunisia. 😄 Thank you for sharing. 🥰🫶🏽👏🏽
Thank you so much! Tunisia is definitely a gem!
Shout out to you Man !! What a damn ambassador and beautiful spirit ! Keep up the good sh** ❤
Good afternoon Chris hope your having an amazing week looking at the amazing sights
23:54 I could almost hear ya wishin for 1 million subscribers. 😂😂. You’ll be there brother! Now , more of Andrew and you tearin it up.
That is a really nice marina and view of the water from that one spot.👍
I watched all your videos and noticed that you are cute and kind-hearted. For me, there are people who would like to be with a cute person, but there are scammers and cheaters who should not be dealt with. Greetings to you from Morocco 🇲🇦🇲🇦 We visited again♥️♥️
Cant express enough how much I appriciate your videos now even more when theyve been coming out in real time. That place looks amazin, thank you for showing us around. Hope you feel better soon and the runny nose will stop running 💙😁
Thank you so much! I feel so good posting again in real time! I want to keep it this way! I appreciate your support so much!
Hi, Chris, I really enjoy your videos around the world. Makes my day! Thanks for showing the stunning part of Tunisia. I went to Santourini, Greece(spectacular!) From Canada.
You are the new ambassador of Tunisia, best spot ever arround the World! I love it! ❤❤🎉🎉🎉
Hi Chris fantastic video mate 👍 really enjoyed bro 👍 take care 👍
Keep up the great content Bro Chris 😊
I just watched the last video of World Nomac and is funny how you stoped at the same shops he did. The “don’t worry be happy” guy and the tuonisian churros 😂 even the candy shop haha
Nice one, the mint tea looks amazing ❤
Thank you so much! It was definitely delicious!
Welcome, my dear friend. Also try to visit the north and south. There are beautiful places. You must stay for a longer period of time so that you can visit more places.
Amazing views bro!
Hello Chris I enjoyed your video very much! I very like to visit Tunisia but I don’t know how safe it is for solo female traveler
Good morning sir. 🙂👍 Hope you feel better soon and enjoy your time there with your brother.👍
Am watching all your Tunisia videos and am enjoying watching this even tho i literally live an hour away from sidi bou said 😂
Enjoyed your video Chris,the place looks amazing 😍
Glad you enjoyed it Carrie! I hope you had a great start to your week!
@@Travelwithchris Thank you Chris 😊
That is a really nice and beautiful restaurant and I will have to visit it one day.👍
Great video, thank you Chris.
Glad you enjoyed it and thank you so much for the donation 🙏🏻❤️
Peace be upon u, Chris. You have become famous in Tunisia thanks to ur spontaneity, ur adaptation to people here, and ur love for Tunisians. Honestly, ur videos are realistic and touch the Tunisian social depth. I am hosting u in my home for free in the southwest of Tunisia, which the guests do not know, and this is a small part of my religious duty. Welcome to ur beautiful country, Tunisia.😊😊
Thank you for the kind words!
Always good to get to know the locals so that way you know people there so when you go back could turn out to be lifelong friends.🙂👍
Ok for the donuts i would recommand the small shop just next to the one you selected. It s the classic iconic one for tunisians. It has been there for decades with a secret recipe.
Thank you so much ❤️🇹🇳
Love the videos bro.
Very nice Chris👍
one of the most beautiful videos
Views are amazing, just can’t beat sea views, another liked vlog
yes!!! Anytime you're by the sea it's a good time!
@@Travelwithchris have you ever done a cruise ship
That was an awesome view bro!
Yeah man such an incredible place! Hope you're enjoying this series!
Another great video sir.
Sidi Bou Said is way older than Santorini .. Santorini is a copy from Sidi Bou Said
I don't think those guys were locals (the falcon picture inequality debacle) I heard a little hint of a different maybe middle eastern accent. But anyways, you should always haggle when buying in Tunisia. It's like an art form and a sport at the same time. The annoying thing about those vendors is they like to take advantage of everyone no exceptions, you just need to show then you're not a gullible tourist. But good video man, I hope you see more of Tunisia
20:45 that's the normal price
I'm from Tunisia
So guys take care , there is a lot of scammers especially in sidi bou said and touristic places !
Its beautiful Chris.
This place in summer very nice 🎉
Hey Chris, link up with Harry jaggard and Mac they're in Tunisia too
Great stuff! Did you meet other youtubers like Harry Jaggard and World Nomac since they were/are there too?
I believe they were here a few weeks back!
@@Travelwithchris so your videos are more up-to-date, I like that 👍
One thing I Like about Travel with Chris more than any other utuber is he replies back to his fans or subscribers and I respect him for that alot of utuber don't and that's a sign of no respect from those other ones so I just stop watching those people
Thank you so much! I try my best to respond to all, without you guys I'm nothing. ❤️ thank you
Just for information dude, Greece who inspired the blue and white from Tunisia and not the opposite..
That is very good to know!
What a load of rubbish
Sidi Bou Said Tunis received its blue and white colors in the 1920s from the influence of the home of the French painter and musicologist Baron Rodolphe d'Erlanger. He lived there from 1909-1932. He played a critical role in reviving Traditional Tunisian music known as Ma'luf.
@@IadoreyouMaxxy Now THAT's rubbish if I'd ever hear it! Baron is not some sort of pattern inventor. Blue and White are embedded in Mediterranean culture which dates all the way back to ancient Carthage and its seaside colonies. He may have revived or popularized some cultural aspects there, but he did not invent a culture! Tunisian medinas alone where already mostly white washed with a hinge of blue. Houses inside the medinas easily date 300-400 years dating much older than Santorini itself.
@@IadoreyouMaxxy Can you tell me since when Santorini is blue and white then? :D
That does not mean it was the inspiration. @@zikovlogs8105
❤❤❤one of your best Trip ❤❤❤🇹🇳
thanks for watching!
Actually a normal taxi costs way less than a bolt taxi , but Sometimes it be hard to get urself a normal taxi especially in rush hours ( midday , 2pm , 6pm) . Also sometimes normal taxis charge Tourists more bec they r foreigners and they dk any better .
Beautiful
you can´t say you were in Tunisia without visiting Sousse, that will give you the best image of the country
wow very nice experience friend
Welcome to Tunisia sir,enjoy❤
Actually Djebel (mountain) "Chambi", is the tallest mountain in Tunisia (1,544 meters) an extension of the Atlas Mountains, is situated in the centre of the country. In Tunisia we drink mint tea with nuts inside typically pine nuts but also almonds so those were almonds inside your tea :)
Me again 😂 you should visit the tunisian venice it's my hometown bizerte I'd love to see what u think about it when u visit ❤ you're more than welcome
Next time forsure! My trip is coming to an end fast! Two weeks is nowhere near enough time!
We are so glad, seeing you enjoying your time in Tunisia,
you are always welcome bro,
but, pleaaase!!! stop comparing Sidi bousaid with santorini.
Sidi bou saidi is older than santorini with this Style.
Thanks for watching!
The multi language guy he give the best image for tourism in tunisia , great man
Thank you!
The highest mountain in Tunisia is Chaanbi mountain in Kasserine, did you hear about the battle of Kasserine Pass 1943?
No I didn't but I will look that up right now!
"It makes it hard to breathe..well..if ur outta shape like i am. I cackled!!!😂
Yeah I need to get into shape!
That mountain actually is not the tallest in Tunisia , the tallest one is called "Djebel Chambi" located in Kasserine , I feel sorry for people giving wrong information to tourist
Wht they put in ur tea r almonds actually green almonds 💙
come to mahdia it still summer here ♥
Those are almonds. Very delicious with tea and lemonade
Wow I had no idea!
Welcom too Tunisia bro 🇹🇳❤️
Thank you so much
@@Travelwithchris ❤️❤️
I like the way you handle any situation. Especially those who want to earn money. Because I hate to be unkind. But I hate also being scammed.
Yes definitely and unfortunately that happens a lot in touristic places so you have to stand your ground
So glad u ask what the bird eat lol because i was saying carefull watch ur eyes 😅
🤣🤣🤣
Hello bro, thanks for back to backs out do most of these TH-camrs. #travelingwithChris
Thanks a lot! I'm trying to post several times a week, as I know simply one video a week is not enough! All of my favorite creators post like every two weeks and it sucks 🤣🤣🤣 I need more!
Keep the algorithm in check. You’ve been on my recommended list and now been subbed for over half year now. You are doing good man. Doing good Chris
I going for 4 nights in 3 weeks . I was going to take tours out of there or taxi’s. Does that sound viable ? Most important, do they have beer . I loved the video ,thanks
Yes definitely easy to do! Right now I'm in Sousse and man this place is awesome! Insane nightlife! Wait until you see the clubs here!!!! Crazy places, I was out till 6 am yesterday 🤣🤣🤣
@@Travelwithchris I’m 61 lol . That sounds like your having a great time like I use to with the night life . As long as they have beer or similar I’m good . I want to visit the ruins and sort . I have business in Sicily and Italy mainland , I saw the place and said I can’t get that close to Africa and not visit . You had the best sidi bou said video I’ve seen yet . I checked out your other videos on your video page you’re getting around . Thumbs up
@@Travelwithchris I just check out Sousse . That looks really cool . Thanks for the lead .
You are so sweet Chris ❤
Mi amado Pais cuanto lo hecho de menos
Siii!!! Es muy bello ❤️
@@Travelwithchris he visto muchos de tus videos sobre todo de paises Asiaticos , y me alegro mucho verte en Tunez, pasate lo muy bien amigo y desfruta
It's so nice 🙂
You guys be safe and careful.🙂👍🙏
when she told you make a wish I bet the wish was " get the hell out of my way women" loool.
😂😂 that's almonds without skin in your tea
Btw Welcome to Tunisia I'm sure that you'll enjoy every single part of it
I recommend you to rent a car and explore other cities like sousse, monastir, djerba...
It's better and more affordable than other transportation methods❤
I never saw that before! Thanks a lot for the support!
Sidi Bousaid with its authentic colors is centuries old , it is the real Deal , it's sad that people keep calling it Santorini of Tunisia or now the other place in Morocco..Sidi Bousaid is the First of its kind .and you can find these colors in older neighborhoods all over the country.
Every tourisry place you know about that adopted this blue and white color is a copy of sidi Bousaid. All of them
We know the history, it was painted that way since 1907 by rodolphe d’erlanger.. so just don’t try to make up things and stop talking about things you don’t know
Welcome❤❤❤❤
Weicome to Tunisia. Please do not call Bombalino , Tunisian Churro. Also , it should be eaten while it's still very warm.
Sidi Bou Said is private residential area. It's an elite area, lots if wealthy people live here and some have holiday homes here. Also some foreign officials stationed on Tunisia, live here. La Ville Bleu is a restaurant.
In the summer season, of course , it's crowded with both tourists and local Tunisians. Of course , you will pay higher prices here. In the winter season, business is slow. My relatives were here in Jan 2023, you practically have the place for yourselves .
I am a retired US citizen living in Tunisia for two years now, I love it.
Thank you very much for visiting and promoting Tunisia.
13:25 that reaction 😂😂😂😂
Hi I strong recomand - Sousse AGA Caffe outside hotel Mövenpick - the feeling by night in caffe is just AMAZING Amazing!
I will have to check that out! Thank you!
That's the tallest mountain in Tunis. The tallest mountain in Tunisia is the mountain of Chaanbi in Kassrine in the west center of Tunisia ^_^
It is beautiful! Thank you for that info!
@@Travelwithchris you are welcome ^_^
Proud to be Tunisian ❤🇹🇳
Hello Sir Nice to meet you
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dude if you enjoyed tunisia you should come to Gibraltar
Chris any chance you want to go to tatooine??
Classic Star Wars film set
the colors of sidi bousaid paint before greece
the women said that the falcon is 20yo ahahahha but the fact that they only live up to 15yrs and for that price they charge for tourist is almost what they charge for locals , the last time they charged my friend like 20 dinars ...... anyway the most bothering thing is that they annoy and chase you to put the falcon in ur head or somthing without asking them to and then they want to get paid for nothing they are so annoying even to us as locals i hope one day the government moves them away so that we can enjoy the walking without getting disturbed
everyone reading this comment either tunisian or a tourist dont stop for these scamers and its ok be rude to them and say no '(falcon scamers or flower scamers or souvenirs shit) only if you want and ask for the price first anything above 5 dinars or 1$ just ignore and move .
also when u take a taxi allways look at the taximeter.
lastly tunisia is very beautiful country from north to south & to west to east , like chris said in the video dont let these type of scamers make you ignore to interact with the locals and normal people we realy welcome strangers from any county and we like to know more about yall , and sorry if there is any grammar mistakes
thanks and welcome .