it wanted to embroider herself a charming dress, to feel her visitor that she was born from the womb of heaven, everything on her land of houses and walls and doors and windows, the blue wore back. It is the Tunisian district of Sidi Boussid, bordering the coast of the Mediterranean Sea.
At the top of the rocky slope overlooking Carthage and the Gulf of Tunis, Sidi Boussaid distanced herself from everything that disturbs her visitors and their inhabitants, and is tired of her own character, to keep her distance from the hustle and bustle of life.
When you get down to it, the visitor goes back to old times, to the scent of history.
Its houses are characterized by their spacious palaces and the simplicity of their inscriptions, which is similar to the restaurants and hotels nearby.
The blue of its places, and its antique black-painted decoration, give the soul serenity and tranquility.
The charm of the Sidi Bou Said neighborhood, its embrace of date trees, spiny figs and jasmine flowers, is becoming a sign of beauty decorating the civilized face of green Tunisia.
Sidi Boussaid is the main destination for foreign tourists when they visit Tunisia, where the sea beacon lights up on top, followed by the clarity of its blue waters reflected on its shores.
To stay in the neighborhood, the visitor is keen to buy souvenirs such as small home figures, street and street art paintings, and leather gifts.
In addition to its beautiful scenery, Sidi Boussaid is famous for its delicious food and drink, especially the couscous, green tea, caftaji, lalababi, tortillas, pastries, local pastries, etc.
Sidi Bou Said is known as one of the most important tourist destinations and has been able to maintain its attractive properties for tourists despite the political and security instability in Tunisia in recent years.
Sidi Boussaid, from her high position, seems to distance herself from everything that disturbs her visitors and residents, and takes her usual calm away from the effects of politics, security and the economy.
Sidi Bou Said has been a favorite for art connoisseurs such as the international painters Albrun Rudolf and Paul Klee, whom she has associated with a love story inspired by the charm of her nature and the peculiarity of her architecture.
At the entrance to Sidi Bou Said, you will be attracted to an art workshop with inspiring stories inspired by this city. In this workshop, Kamal spends most of his day working in the form of paintings and sculptures that mimic the authenticity of the Tunisian heritage.
The blue and white duo earned the city a special advantage so there is no place here for these two colors in the walls, doors and windows.
No one passes by Sidi Bou Said without spending time in one of her coffee shops with its high and charming view of tea with pine.
Everything in Sidi Bou Said is stoppered by people, and the smell of its famous sugar-sweet pies attracts tourists to taste it and then they continue their way to discover more of the charm of this city.