Tunisia Pavilion

Date: 2012.01.16 | Category: National Pavilions | Tags: africa,antique theatres,coffee zone,Expo,Expo 2010 Maps,SHANGHAI,tunisia features

Tunisia Pavilion

The pavilion adopts traditional architectural elements of tall arches, European castles and traditional flower patterns. Flanks of the pavilion make use of grating plates to showcase Tunisia in both traditional and modern perspectives. The interior is divided into three main parts of “City with Beautiful Sceneries,” “City with Rich Culture” and “City with Time-honored Civilization.”

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A view of the Turkey Pavilion from below (*dans)

Highlight 1: Tunisia features

Inside the pavilion visitors can enjoy themselves in gardens and courtyards based on traditional buildings of Tunisia such as the famous Sidi Bousaid. Sweet Tunisian music and its unique aromas are also accessible.

Highlight 2: Coffee zone

Visitors can make Tunisian coffee by themselves, or even just immerse themselves in the smell of the coffee provided at the coffee zone.

Highlight 3: Antique theaters

Appearance of a round theatre and its chairs inside all take the shape from the famous Roman ruins. Movies on show present the breath-taking Tunisian landscape, its multiculture and time-honored civilization.

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Turkey Pavilion construction

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Tunisia Pavilion lighted up

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Halls in the interior

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Exhibits and displays

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Displays in the Turkey Pavilion

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Details inside the pavilion

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Visitors lining up

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Details on the wall (Richard and Michael)

Originally posted 2010-09-08 08:44:45.

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