It’s nice to see and walk around but it is all a little run down. Don’t expect too much. There are... read more
This bazar is much smaller than some I’ve been to and there aren’t really that many bargains. You... read more
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It’s nice to see and walk around but it is all a little run down. Don’t expect too much. There are restaurants nearby as is the Kasbah. Worth a visit nevertheless
This bazar is much smaller than some I’ve been to and there aren’t really that many bargains. You have your usual fridge magnet and pottery sections (pottery is beautifully painted!) and there’s a couple shops selling polo shirts but barely any trainers. Some converse but...More
Came here with my partner on 1st June 2018 I loved it here . The hotel wad great , room clean , service was excellent . Lots to do for days out .people very friendly . The food was good but could of had bit...More
Hammamet Medina great shopping and haggling experience ..a beautiful coffee bar and shisha hippy cafe overlooking the bay the beach is good for swimming safe bathing for the kids you can get burgers and also traditional Traditional Tunisian cooking here a great place to spend...More
We went to the market in the ruins, we only stayed 10 minutes and brought nothing. It was the scariest thing I have ever been too. The shop keepers tried to grab us to go into their shops when refused they hissed at us and...More
I love Tunisia and came here few times, but this visit put me in shock ,I came at the beginning of high season like always do and I was shocked , it has changed so much . It is absolutely empty, only few tourists like...More
Stay on the outside to take your photos. There are loads of shops on the inside but with that comes the hasstle of the owners trying to push you into their shop and buy things. One after another, it’s so draining and got to me....More
Medina is fine for cheap souvenirs. Haggle for best prices and bargains. WE visited all the shops in the Medina and its okay for a morning out of the hotel
Going shopping in Old Hammamet Medina an experience you cant miss meet the locals and haggle they can be cheeky but always try for half the price and always use a currency converter best app ever
Nice walk, lots of shops but not for he faint of heart as locals very keen for your business, stand your ground if you say no mean no, pleasant but firm is the way to go, but if you are interested in shopping always make...More
