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 | Tabarka JAZZ FESTIVAL 1-3 sept 2016 Each year in July the town of Tabarka hosts the festival of Jazz. The event draws immense crowds who come to see a range of genres including seasoned jazz, reggae, electro, ethno-jazz, latino, funk and rock musicians. Jazz music has long been known in this fascinating city, and no other festival in Tunisia can diminish Tabarka jazz in the hearts of fans. Past performing artists: Al Jarreau, Billy Paul, Barbara Hendricks, Kool & The Gang, Lucky Peterson, Bernard Allison, Diana Krall, Miles Davis, Manu Dibango, Léo Ferré, Dizzy Gillespie, Keith Jarrett, Michel Jonasz, Miriam Makeba, Charles Mingus, Claude Nougaro, Ahmad Jamal, The Temptations, Al Di Meola, etc. WEEK END JAZZ A TABARKA Aziz Sahmaoui & The University of Gnawa (1/9) After Show avec Sharif Clayton & Norman Edwards Concert de Rue (3/9) Café des Andalous Lors de ce week end il régnera un parfum du Tabarka Jazz Festival du début des années 2000. Tabarkois, amis de Tabarka, nostalgiques du fameux festival de jazz, amateurs de Jazz et de bonnes musiques soyez au rendez-vous cette année le temps d'un week end pour contribuer à la relance de votre festival en 2017 selon les normes internationales. |
 | Kairouan An important city within the Muslim faith and an important centre for pilgrimage since the 7th century AD when it became a centre of Islamic teaching and learning. Kairouan has two famous mosques, The Great Mosque can only be entered by Muslims but non-Muslims can enjoy the splendid exterior. The Mosque of Three Doors is also worth visiting though tourists can only visit the outside. The classic Medina is worth walking around and filled in for Cairo in Indiana Jones and the Raider s of the Lost Ark. |
 | Tozeur Originally a roman outpost Tozeur is a stopping off point before heading into the dessert and if you are heading into the dessert or to the other natural features nearby such as the salt lakes you may decide to base yourselves from Tozeur but you will find there is a lot to see and do in the ancient city itself. |
 | Sidi Bou Said To the south of Tunisia and close to the Libyan border Djerba is an island resort that is a perfect place to relax with less high rise hotels and view-spoiling modern developments than some other resorts and plenty of unspoilt nature: the Ra Rmel peninsula is ideal for spotting flamingo. |
 | Hammamet An area spread around two bays and centred on what was, until the 1920s, a small fishing village Hammamet is fairly well developed without having lost too much charm and the exquisite beaches and Turkish baths are where visitors spend most of their time. |
