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  • 5/5 khaled Y. 6 years ago on Google
    La vielle ville de Nefta est un enchantement. Détruite lors d’une de,une et très peu reconstruite. Les portes colorées témoignent de son passé. Les briques typiques couvrent les murs tout comme des tags de street art en calligraphie arabe et d autres dessins des artists locaux. La vielle ville surplombe le superbe palmeraie. Plein de trésors cachés se trouvent derrière les murs alors une visite guidée est préférable.
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  • 5/5 David �. 4 years ago on Google
    Autentico Túnez profundo lleno de tradición. Limonada refrescante y natural con agua embotellada en el centro. Impresionante palmeral con demostración de escalada en palmera, degustacion de licor dulce y fumar en pipa sin Nicotina, los traslados en coche de caballo, muy recomendable
    2 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 5/5 Rawen A. 3 years ago on Google
    One of the most beautiful cities in Tozeur , it has a rich history especially that a huge member of jewish tunisians used to live there and it's what explains the existence of the star of David in some doors. Though there are currently no Jewish families living in the area, it has been home to Jews throughout history. A small Jewish community was still active there during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. By the mid-to-late 19th century, Jews were trading in dates and also working as tailors and jewelers . Most of the date orchards were owned by the Touitou family, a wealthy family that headed the Jewish community in the town. Between the World Wars, the Jewish population of Nefta , Tozeur stood at approximately 150 people . Though they were mostly left unharmed during World War II. The economic conditions led many families to immigrate to Israel. While there are no longer Jews in the area, their presence lives on in the remains that they left behind.
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  • 5/5 Pascal B. 1 year ago on Google
    (Translated by Google) Do not hesitate to get lost in the old streets of Nefta. Some well-preserved streets. Do not forget to have a homemade lemonade (purified water) at the Djouj café on the square in the medina. A delight! (Original) N'hésitez pas à vous perdre dans les vieilles ruelles de Nefta. Quelques rues bien conservées. Ne pas oublier de prendre une citronnade (eau purifiée) maison au café Djouj sur la place de la médina . Un délice !
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  • 5/5 Oriol R. 1 year ago on Google
    Fun place to walk around (better with a guide)

  • 2/5 Leo K. 4 years ago on Google
    Not much to see in the medina.

  • 4/5 Anitha D. 1 year ago on Google
    Place for antiques

  • 1/5 Ana G. 1 year ago on Google
    (Translated by Google) It's not worth much, it's very neglected. There are some nice buildings but not many, it's not worth it (Original) No merece mucho la pena, está muy descuidado. Hay algún edificio bonito pero no muchos, no merece la pena

  • 3/5 Adrián 7 months ago on Google
    Atención españoles 🇪🇸👇🏻 ✅️ Aspectos positivos: Pueblo con bastante encanto y bastante bien cuidado. La visita por las calles antiguas de la ciudad da para entender cómo es la sociedad del país y cómo viven. ❌️ Aspectos negativos: 🌐 Valoración global: Visita interesante para sumergirte y entender la cultura tunecina.

  • 4/5 ruben a. 7 months ago on Google
    Conjunto de calles antiguas de la población. Destaca las decoración de las puertas de las casas y los arcos de las callejuelas. En alguno de los bares, tomar la típica limonada del lugar, muy buena y económica.


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