- Sidi Bou Said was one of the many stops we had during our busy week in Tunisia. For me, it remains one of the absolute highlights.
- In the 13th century, Sidi Bou Said (Abu Said Khalaf Ibn Yahya Attamimi Al Beji) withdrew to the Ribat on the hill to stand guard and teach Sufism.
- tunus'un en görülesi şehri. tunus'a gidip de sidi bou said'i görmeyen tunus'u gezdim demesin. (bkz: tunus/#20956000 ).
- Brilliant blue-painted doors and trellises contrast beautifully with the pure white of Sidi Bou Said's Grecian buildings, and the air is scented with trailing bougainvillea.
- The streets of Sidi Bou Said, most of which are quaint cobbled streets, are lined for the most part with souvenir shops, cafe’s, and art shops.
- Sidi Bou Said was founded in 1207, when the Sufi teacher Abu Said el Baji settled in the area, soon followed by people who followed his preaching.
- Feb 21, 2018 - ~Lovely blue and white village beside the sea in Tunisia~. See more ideas about sidi bou said, tunisia, village.
- Nearby lie the ruins of Carthage, an ideal destination for an excursion. Sidi Bou Said is easily accessible from the city center by taxi or subway.
- Tunisia’s Sidi Bou Said, with its clifftop setting, pretty whitewashed houses, and ornate blue doors, might just be the prettiest village you’ve never heard of.