Tabarka (Tunisia)

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Tabarka is a coastal town in northwestern Tunisia on the Mediterranean Sea, known for its Genoese fort, coral fishing heritage, and role as a historic trading port.

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Tabarka (Tunisia) canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal town
municipality
coastType Mediterranean coast
country Tunisia
economicActivity fishing
services
tourism
festival Tabarka Jazz Festival
hasAirport Tabarka–Ain Draham International Airport
hasHeritage Genoese
coral fishing tradition
hasLandmark Genoese Fort of Tabarka
Tabarka Marina
Tabarka Old Port
linked to: Tabarka Marina
hasNaturalFeature coral reefs
forested hills
rocky coastline
sandy beaches
hasStructure fortress
marina
port
historicalEra Genoese period
Ottoman period
historicalRole center of coral trade
trading port
knownFor Genoese fort
Tabarka Jazz Festival
coral fishing
historic trading port
tourism
languageUsed Arabic
French
Tunisian Arabic
linked to: Maghrebi Arabic
locatedIn Jendouba Governorate
locatedInRegion northwestern Tunisia
locatedNear Algeria
locatedOn Mediterranean Sea
nearbyCity Aïn Draham
Jendouba
partOf Maghreb
linked to: North Africa

North Africa
primaryReligion Islam
timeZone Central European Time
tourismType beach tourism
cultural tourism
diving tourism
utcOffset +1

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Tabarchino historicalOrigin Tabarka (Tunisia)
Tabarchino dialect historicalOrigin Tabarka (Tunisia)