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Al-Kitab
This bookshop sells maps, travel guides and cookery books, and a few English titles.
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Antique Shop
This no-signed antiques shop may seem singularly uninterested in selling anything, but they do have classy antiques at prices to match.
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Central Market
This market dates from the 19th century and is a hugely colourful place to wander and stock up on food, with a mouth-watering selection of cheeses, fresh bread, harissa (spicy chilli paste), olives and pickles (surrounding shops sell tempting piles of the same) as well as fruit and veg and a wide range of basketware.
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Delma
Impress your date with dates. This upmarket shop sells Tamerza dates stuffed with pistachio paste or dried apricots, or covered in sesame seeds. They're pricier than you'll find in the supermarket but the boxes make good gifts.
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Espace Diwan 9
This bookshop sells a good selection of books about Tunisia, plus CDs, old books and photographs.
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Fella
This small, fixed-price chichi boutique has kept stars from Umm Kolthum to Grace Kelly in handmade floaty robes and household ornaments.
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Labedi Apiculture
A fascinating tiny shop, this sells local bee products, including eucalyptus honey, royal jelly hand-cream and aromatic hair oils.
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Librairie Claire Fontaine
This bookshop sells an excellent selection of French books, and some lovely coffee-table books on Tunisia in French and English.
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Magasin Général
Central supermarkets include the Magasin Général. It stocks a range of local wines.
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Mains des Femmes
This shop is the fixed-price outlet for handicrafts produced by rural women's cooperatives, with rugs, including kilims and mergoums (woven carpets with geometric designs) and embroidered blankets.
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Monoprix
Central supermarkets include Monoprix. It stocks a range of local wines.
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Secondhand Bookshop
Some English titles; the owner will buy and exchange books.
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