Cultural refresh in the Old City of Tunis


By AGENCY
  • Global
  • Wednesday, 03 Aug 2022

Craftsman Souhail, who makes traditional leather slippers, is involved in the Mdinti project which hosts events and festivals to boost tourism in the medina. — AFP

Children's cries echo through the alleyways as they hunt for hidden treasure – part of growing efforts to bring life back to the Old City of Tunis in Tunisia.

While parts of the ninth-century medina are packed with tourists during the day, it is largely deserted at night and on the weekends.

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