Aladdin bazar1

Nice place, helpful staff

Very nice and polite guy. Knows some Bulgarian words. Thank you!

Wonderful store with a wide variety of souvenirs for a reliable price. Jood was respectful, extremely patient and helpful.

A small, two-story museum tucked away on a corner of Hammamet Street in Tunis, near the beach. It has a variety of gifts of every kind, some excellent and some not worth a penny. The variety is astonishing. I visited and spent about 20 minutes there, filled with antiques, paintings, and glass bottles filled with colored sand. I think it has another branch. The shop's sign says, "A place to buy emotions." It's quite an exaggeration, as emotions cannot be bought or sold; they are feelings created by God Almighty. The shop is clearly well-prepared, and the owner seems passionate about his work, judging by the quantity of antiques and gifts. It's recommended for lovers of antiques and accessories. It's a free gift museum; you can buy what you like, or you can leave without buying anything, as happened to me. I didn't pay a single penny; I just greeted the owner and thanked him on my way out. I hope I have conveyed some information about it. Amen. Peace and blessings be upon the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace. Praise be to God, Lord of the Worlds, the One, the Unique, the Partnerless.

Nice place for souvenirs