In the center there is the Great Mosque of Medina, the most beautiful and interesting religious attraction of Hammamet. There is also a colorful market here; a walk through it will be a real journey into the past. Within the walls of the Medina there is an interesting Museum of clothing; its collection covers quite a long historical period. A significant part of the Medina is occupied by Kasbah fortress; its history is very interesting. The fortress has repeatedly saved the town from invaders and has witnessed a number of famous historical events.
Close to the Medina there is another important historical site, the tomb of Sidi Bou Hadid. Like many historic buildings, the tomb is fully restored; today it houses a popular restaurant. Among the architectural landmarks of Hammamet, George Sebastian Villa stands out. Built in the early 20th century, it is characterized by an incredibly beautiful style; holidaymakers have an opportunity to stroll through the old mansion and admire its elegant interior. It is decorated with picturesque Roman mirrors, antique furniture and works of art.
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