Culture & Craft
Tamezret
تمزرطGabès
A stone village in the Matmata hills
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Ten kilometres from Matmata, Tamezret climbs a hillside at about 480 m, its stone houses stacked around a white mosque. Berber is still spoken in the village.
- History
- Like the other villages of the Dahar, it was built high up to watch over the plains.
- Customs
- Climb to the top for the view, and greet people in the lanes.
- Food
- Tea and flatbread in the café at the village entrance.
- Best time
- October to April.
A small house-museum in the village shows Berber clothes, tools and jewellery.