Kasbah Mosque, the only remaining part of the original Kasbah. It dates from 1235 and features a minaret that pays tribute to the Moroccan style

Place de la Kasbah, the original location of the Kasbah (castle) after it was destroyed by the French in 1883. Now sits the National Monument. Behind that was a massive municipal building

Dar el-Bey in the Place du Gouvernement was used as an official guesthouse until 1881

Gentlemen, start your engine!

After a long tired walk in the Bardo Museum, we decided to settle our late lunch after seeing this sign. (Actually because this was the first restaurant we saw on our way out)

We were the only customers. Well, that was half-four then...

Chicken sandwich (3.5 TND)

Tuna sandwich (3.5 TND)

After our late lunch, we were back in Ave. Habib Bourguiba...We saw some police cars stationed here... little did we know what was coming on the next day...

This was cafe de Capitol... they were making crepes..this could be our potential dinner spot tonight! (if only we could understand the menu)

We were attracted by this fast food store inside a mall. International Cuisine... Just what we needed!

Interesting production line with absolutely transparency on the making of your food!