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Come to Algeria best country in Africa 🌍 🇩🇿 even Tunisian will agree with me

A proud Tunisian passed by your video , I hope you had great time ! There's much more historical things you can learn about in Tunisia .. other cultures and many other food to taste for sure , you are always welcome to discover more about us ! ^^

My family did a Portland, ME trip when I was in high school and it was a lot of fun. We did a boat trip with local lobster fishermen. It was interesting to learn about that! Definitely a cozy place. We also love Portsmouth, NH. It vhas so much charm. I've lived in NE for a long time and I'm not sure I'll ever leave 😅 I enjoy living in the North East in general. We've done trips to Virginia, NY, NJ, Delaware, NC and more! There's so much to do here honestly a large portion of my vacations are domestic.

perfect review of this train which i personally as a Romanian massively dislike!! It's a huge amount of money for no good service, and this is most of Romania, especially the seaside! I have to add that at the border there's so much control bcs of the persons that try to illegally enter Europe through Romania......so it makes very much sense the time staying at the Hungarian border, as well as people removed from the train, sorry.

Sat here with a pint of Guinness doing some prep for my German hiking adventure next week, you are a man of good taste ;)

You are super brave my dude. You probably could have brought a car and driven. I have always wanted to do a trip like this.

And big problem are austrian who take15 years for try to finish 135 km and they bekam 50 mld euro for this

welcome ❤

Carthago it was a super power

A Salute from Tunisia.

U r welcome ❤

Love the Downeaster

I'm from Boston and I haven't been to all these places. Thanks for the inspiration and motivation!

Hope you will not say that carthagians are Black like how americans want to put in everybodys head

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On the other hand, I really enjoyed the European Sleeper from Prague-Berlin-Amsterdam-Brussels. Its super quiet and the beds are great.

This bus saved me recently when I was taking Amtrak from Virginia to Boston and our train suffered a power failure while at Penn Station.

hi! thank you for visiting our country! we are so pleased to see tourists taking interest in visiting us! we can't wait to see your next adventures in Tunisia ☺️

Welcome to Tunisia bro ❤

Went to Genoa in 1970 on what at the time was the biggest super tanker to enter the port.Bit of a fanfare,Mayor and local big wigs,etc.Pretty good night out too(don't ask).

Don ' t forget the numide empire and his historic monuments Bella regia Jendoba cirta or sicca veneria kef Sofeitla Dogga Maktaris Takrouna Matmata Bni kdech Tattaouin etc etc

tried that. holy hell the amount of train cancellation by DB made me puke

as someone who went to college in Maine back in the 90s, this route would have been great for helping have more options to get home!

My family are from Beja. Hope you had fun 😏

Hi tom ! Great video and for a better exploration of the country i highly recommend that you look up on youtube a 3 min video named tunisia like you've never seen before by a youtuber called the dreamer all of the names of the places shown in the video are included so you select the ones you like and visit them, every city in tunisia carries its own history and it's own gorgeousness. I hope you can explore the country much more and have a good vacation.

thanks for sharing u got my sub

great music !!!!!!!!

GREAT VIDEOS GOOD PHOTOGRAPHY !!!!

sooo Algeria when???

i always thought carthagenians as white greeks but im amazed to finds out they fought wars agains eachother and carthaginians are phoenician semetic people. hence more similar to modern day arabs than white europeans.

As a Tunisian, the worst thing that happened to us is the arabization and islamisation of Tunisia.

Hello i am from Tunisia, and i am so happy to find such a rich and education vlog about our history. Thank you

Amazing video, thank you for visiting for the history! We love you and appreciate your efforts in making this video! Small weird advice: Anywhere in the world, when you get unpitted dates, cut them in half and check if you don't want unexpected extra proteins in them ;)

So refreshing to relive so many places I visited so many times. Lovely format! I'd have rather like to see a real market instead of genocide-supporting Carrefour. Greets to Tunisia and free Palestine! 🍉

The trip looks amazing, and so is everything you showed in the video, besides the Carrefour part as it is in the boycott list for its genocidal position 🍉 Enjoy your stay inTunisia, have fun, and free Palestine.

Yeah this whole experience looked romanian alright

you missed a couple of lighthouses that were technically within reach... though I am not sure how you collected the stamps for those... one, there was a lighthouse in Plymouth on the side of Plymouth village (exiting the harbor) that you could go up to, another is a historic lighthouse towards the end of the corn-exchange... that's a fairly easy walk from Quincy market where you were

as a former Bostonian, I'll say, to me, one of the spookiest places in Boston (at least railway related) is Boylston on the Green line... there are some old trams parked there, and to me, they always felt like real ghosts of trolleys of days gone past, leading a half living existence in the underground netherworld... the spotchy old yellow lighting really helps with that feel, as does the fact the station is totally illogical, its entrance being nowhere near the two stations on either side (which exit within sight of each other)

Its amazing seeing your admiration for the places I see everyday in the Northeast. I took the Amtrak for the first time last week and it was pretty nice. Glad you enjoy it here!

Go to sleep, the personel will wake you up

Yes, our public transit sucks here in the states but micro mobility makes it much more palatable. My man needs a folding bike or a scooter.

Halle(Saale),my daughter-in-law is from that area and of course I've been there many times as well as nearby Leipzig,beautiful City.Naturally have seen games in both,as well as Magdeburg the capital of Saxony-Anhalt.

Erfurt.Watched Rot-Weiss home game many years ago.

This is the first time watching this channel, you do excellent work, very imprresive

Why are you so annoyingly pretentious?

hey there! tunisian here :) im so glad you got to enjoy the historical Carthaginian sights firsthand! and im more than glad to see somebody appreciating my- well , rather small and not-so-known country , it really put a smile on my face to see more people actively trying to enjoy our rather niche and unknown cultural experiences such as foods and markets, and i am really , really happy to see people painting tunisia in such a positive light , considering most of others truly think of it as a barbaric uncivilised country , but other than that , i truly thank you for this amazing video of my country :)

Tunisia's History making me thinking about the anime ONE PIECE the ancient KINGDOM which they totally made it like there was nothing same happening with CARTHAGE this is same same

Very nice report on Tunis. However, the passage about child sacrifices during the Punic period is false. All archaeological research tends to prove that this is a myth of the Romans to sully the image of their rival Carthage. In order to rally other peoples to their causes and make them accept their new domination. The Romans rewrote history for their benefit. And except stories told by Greek and Roman enemies, no tangible archaeological record proves these allegations. Finally, Flaubert added a layer to this myth with his book Salambô. But in fact, he helped reinforce this cliché of the barariness of the Carthaginians for the purposes of the novel, without any scientific proof. I'm sad that this guide takes this myth and makes it show it as a reality. Any historian would be shocked to hear what he said.

I wish I could say $116 on Acela for two business class tickets was cheap sheeshhhh

Welcome to Tunisia