These colourful potteries is a famous craft in Tunisia

The Great Mosque of Sousse, too bad it was closed while we were there...

Sousse's Ribat. There is usually one Ribat/fortress in every coastal city

The watchtower is 27m high. It is used as a watchtower for lookout as well as a beacon for passing messages

Entrance to the Ribat is through a narrow arched doorway flanked by weathered columns salvagedfrom the ruins of Roman Hadrumetum.

Minaret of Zaouia Zakkak. It is a complex that contains a mosque, a medersa (school) and a mausoleum

A medina won't be called a medina without the maze-like alleyways

It is not usual to see a bunch of pretty cool guys here in Tunisia

This 9th century wall that surrounds the medina provides protection from the invaders up North

Movenpick, probably the best hotel in Sousse

The Salon, a steakhouse that is decorated as if you were in the wild wild west

sea port of Sousse