Dinner show
We liked the show itself although the part when they cut the lovers head may be too much for children. We didn't like that ahead of the show we were taken to TWO museums and a smelly ride. The museums were ok but it was hot and he had to run through many stairs. The guides were talking a lot sometimes starting one sentence in French and finishing in English. There was no choice of food. Everybody got a plate with a big chunk of lamb with thick bone which was quite disgusting.
Tunisia's culture and cuisine are as exotic as her spice-scented souks suggest. And with hospitality as friendly as this, you'll not want to leave.
Experience an evening of traditional Tunisian food and entertainment, worthy of a sheikh's court. You'll start off with a guided tour of a reconstructed medina, where the cafes, market stalls and buildings have all been designed to showcase Arabian culture. From here, you'll head to the Museum of Religions and the Palace of the Thousand and One Nights, before hopping on a replica of the pirate ship Barberousse. The real vessel used to sail around in the 15th century. Afterwards, a meze of tasty local dishes will be waiting to warm up your appetite, courtesy of some of the country's best chefs. Quality live performances will accompany you across the evening as you embrace the arabesque atmosphere.
The stars of the night are the storytelling sessions. Scheherazade will seduce you with a spellbinding show based on the classic Middle Eastern folk tale, One Thousand and One Nights.
