Enfidha
Enfidha is in Northern Tunisia.
Understand
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[edit]By plane
[edit]- 1 Enfidha–Hammamet International Airport. With flights from various European cities.
By car
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[edit]- 1 Uppenna archaeological site. On the site there are the remains of a basilica and a fortress.
- 2 Archaelogical museum (St Augustine church). After the church was deconsecrated, it was decided to transform it into a museum of ancient Christian mosaic art, with a permanent exhibition of collections from the archaeological discoveries made in 1904-1905 at the sites of Uppenna (Henchir Chgarnia) and Sidi Abiche.
- During the museum's renovation, the Vandal-Byzantine mosaics were installed in the nave, while the lapidary and ceramic collections were housed in the former ambulatory, which previously served as a sacristy.
- The museum garden displays architectural elements from the region's archaeological sites, sarcophagi, and a dedication to Emperor Constantine from the city of Uppenna.
- 3 Military cemetery. More than 1,500 British soldiers who fell between November 1942 and May 1943 in the fighting between the British Eighth Army and American forces on the one side, and Italian and German troops on the other, are buried here.
Do
[edit]- 1 Beach (Follow the RN 1 north. Immediately after the intersection with the RR 133, take a small road on the right that crosses the A1 motorway on a bridge, then the "Sebkhet Assa Juriba" lagoon.).
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[edit]Go next
[edit]- Hammamet – Coastal city with a 16th-century medina.
- Kairouan – An important Islamic pilgrimage destination, the Great Mosque and the Barber's Mosque, the medina and the Aghlabid basins are worth a visit.
- Sousse – A World Heritage city. Beach, medina, and archaeological museum.