Founded in the early 10th century as the capital of Fatimid-ruled Tunisia, Mahdia is today a quiet port town and provincial center of about 40,000 people, known for its fishing, silk weaving and olive industries. One of Tunisia's most picturesque cities, Mahdia lies between Sousse and Sfax and has many historic attractions, including the ruins of an ancient Punic city (pre-dating Mahdia), the Fatimid port, the first Fatimid mosque (built in the 10th century), and a 16th-century Ottoman fort.
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Turquoise sea, soft sand, lovely seashells, windy weather and warm sun... bingo. Everyone should visith the beach, beacuse it is fabulous.
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This beautiful and historic town on Tunisia’s east coast is well preserved in parts, carefully restored in others. The old quarter is dominated by the rebuilt Central Mosque.
The old city in mahdia is a must see . very authentic city with a lot of restaurants coffeeshops and shops very active city full of life if you drive be carreful narrow roads with a lot of bysycal and cycle drivers arround
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