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Population | Languages | Local time | Religions | Climate | Tourism | Food

Population

Population repartition

Main Territories (gouvernorat)
Population (thousand)
Tunis
2 300
Sfax
265
Sousse
170
Le Kef
120
Total population (millions)
10,432.5
Average annual population growth (%)
1 %
Urban population (% of total population)
66.9%
Rural population (% of total population)
33.1%
Population density (inhabitants/km2)
66
Surface area (km2)
163,610

Source : National Statistics Institute

Population origin

Origin of the population
% Of the population
Arab
98%
European and other
2%

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Languages

Translation tools

We can translate your foreign-language documents.

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Local time

Il est %H h %M à Tunis (GMT+1 in winter, GMT+2 in summer).
Summer time from March to October

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Religion

Muslims: 99%
Christians and Jews: less than 1%

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Climate

Tunisia Climate

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Tourism

Number of visitors in Tunisia
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Number of visitors (thousand)
6,378.5
6,549.4
6,757.5
7,041
6,900

Source : National Statistics Institute

Tourist sites

- Tunis: the Africa building, the Bardo Museum, the Islamic Ceramic Museum
- Carthage: aqueduct: 344 arches - 141 km long, the national Museum.
- Djerba: El Jem: archaeological Museum, beaches.
- Kairouan: national Museum of Islamic arts.
- The following tourist places are part of the world patrimony:
- Carthage (archeological site)
- Dougga / Thugga
- El Jem (Roman amphitheatre)

For more information about tourism, check out the following web site(s):

Tunisian National Tourism Office.
Touristic informations on Tunisia
Greenwhich Mean time (GMT)
Local time
Yahoo Weather
Weather informations

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Food

Traditional dishes

The Tunisian food is famous for its lamb-based dishes. The following specialties can be found:
Couscous
Tajines (kind of meat stews)
Bric: mutton-based dishes
The Tunisian dishes are very flavoured: caraway, coriander, saffron, cinnamon, anisee, mint, orange, rose water.

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