A blue summer" Nothing like traveling to Sidi Bou Said to get it. In this coastal town in Tunisia, just twenty kilometers from the capital, you will be able to smurf like nowhere else, with the permission of the Moroccan Chaouen.

The feeling of entering an artistic universe is brutal and above all by the sea. And they say that the blame for this harmony in white and blue belonged to a baron, Rodolphe d’Erlanger, who built his own Alhambra next to the cliff (everything is very much in the Arab-Andalusian style) and filled it with muses.

The coolest summer place.

The same thing happens to this Mediterranean corner that looks at Sicily from Africa as it does to the Cinque Terre, there in the Ligurian Sea, leaving Genoa on the way to Livorno.
That it could not be more beautiful or raise more passions. There are not many towns that climb a watchtower to look out over a bay and also like this one.

Musicians, painters and writers from all over the world have fallen at his feet and ended up having tea on one of its wonderful terraces.

Preserved as is.

What is exciting about Sidi Bou Said, in addition to the name and its location, an orographic filigree, is the way in which it has leaped on modernity and has remained faithful to those guidelines set by Baron d’Erlanger at the beginning of the 20th century, who put everything on his side, by decree, so that this Tunisian paradise would always be the same.

Labyrinthine cobbled alley...