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Kairouan - Sacred City of the Maghreb, Tunisia (118/418)
Culture/Tradition/Anthropology/Ethnic studies, Environment/Geography, Travel/Tourism, Adventure/Expeditions
German [OV], English [DUB], Spanish [DUB]
00h15h00h00 min
Kairouan - Sacred City of the Maghreb, Tunisia (118/418)
Founded in 670, Kairouan flourished under the Aghlabide dynasty in the 9th century. Despite the transfer of the political capital to Tunis in the 12th century, Kairouan remained the first holy city of the Maghreb. Its rich architectural heritage includes the Great Mosque with its columns in marble and porphyry and the 9th- century Mosque of the Three Gates.
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| __clip.originaltitle | Schätze der Welt - Kairouan - Heilige Stadt des Maghreb, Tunesien |
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Culture/Tradition/Anthropology/Ethnic studies Environment/Geography Travel/Tourism Adventure/Expeditions |
| __clip.producedby | SWR in co-production with Telepool |
| __clip.yearofproduction | 1999 |
| __clip.duration | 00h15h00h00 min |
| __clip.countryoforigin | Germany |
| __clip.languageversions | German [OV], English [DUB], Spanish [DUB] |
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