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| Laila the hairdresser and thief, a reference to the wife of the deposed president |
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| Ben Ali you coward |
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| "Long live Free Tunisia" |
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| In the governmental district of Tunis: "Mohammed Bouzizi Square" |
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| Zaytouna Mosque |
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| al-Qasabah |
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| Circled is the word for "Law" |
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| Committee to Protect the Revolution |
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| Kosher Butcher |
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| Synagogue in Tunis |
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| Ruins from the former Fatimid port and later pirate base, Mahdia |
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| Great Mosque of Mahdia, formerly the heart of Shiism in North Africa |
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| Beach, Mahdia |
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| Roman Mosaic, El Jem |
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| Roman Mosaic, El Jem |
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| Roman Mosaic, El Jem |
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| Roman Villa, El Jem |
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| Roman Villa, El Jem |
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| Roman Amphitheater, El Jem |
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| Roman Amphitheater, El Jem |
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| Roman Amphitheater, El Jem |
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| Roman Amphitheater, El Jem |
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| Roman Amphitheater, El Jem |
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| Roman Amphitheater, El Jem |
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| Roman Amphitheater, El Jem |
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| Roman Amphitheater and Muslim mosque, El Jem |
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| The Aghlabid Reservoirs |
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| Great Mosque of Kairuoan |
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| Great Mosque of Kairuoan |
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| Great Mosque of Kairuoan |
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| Great Mosque of Kairuoan |
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| Great Mosque of Kairuoan |
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| Great Mosque of Kairuoan |
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| Sundial, Great Mosque of Kairuoan |
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| Traditionally produced carpets |
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| The Well of Barruta. Legend says if you drink from it you will return to Tunisia in the future. |
