Tunis / 6 photo spots
6 Instagram spots around Tunis
Tunis and its nearby coast offer tree-lined walks, village lanes and views of the Mediterranean. Sidi Bou Said, La Marsa and Gammarth lie outside the centre. Ask people before photographing them. UK travel advice recommends avoiding photographs of or near government buildings and military sites.
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Belvédère Park
In the city’s Belvédère Park, a tree-lined path can become the subject of a quieter frame. Include a little of the canopy above the walkway.
Search Google MapsSidi Bou Said lanes
Sidi Bou Said is a hillside village beyond central Tunis. Follow its paved lanes and frame a blue doorway against the white wall around it, keeping entrances clear.
Search Google MapsSidi Bou Said marina
The marina sits below the village. From a permitted waterside path, layer the boats against the hillside, checking local signs before entering any restricted quay.
Search Google MapsSidi Bou Said beach
The beach lies below the hillside village near the marina. Let the shoreline enter from a corner and leave the water open across the rest of the frame.
Search Google MapsLa Marsa seafront
La Marsa has a seafront north of Tunis. From a public section of the promenade, use the path as foreground or follow the shoreline with your camera.
Search Google MapsGammarth beach
Gammarth’s long beaches lie on the coast beyond the capital. Use the curve of the shore to divide the sand and sea into two simple bands.
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