Madina Collection

Tripoli, Libya; The Castle; now housing the Museum of the Jamahariya as seen from across a small lake

Tunisia, Kairouan, Madina, Blue door

Tunisia, Kairouan, Madina, decorative blue window, decorative

Tunisia, Kairouan, Madina, Maison Tapis - now a carpet and souviner shop

Tunisia, Kairouan, Madina, Dome on the terrace roof of a cosmetic shop

Tunisia, Sousse, View across madina towards archaeological museum

Tunisia, Kairouan, Coppled path in the Madina

Tunisia, Kairouan, House in the Madina

Tunisia, Kairouan, Madina

Tunisia, Kairouan, Madina, A colourful tiled bench

Tunisia, Kairouan, Houses in the madina

Tunisia, Kairouan, Madina, Hands of Fatima door handle on a blue door

Tunisia, Kairouan, Decorative wooden window of house in the Madina

Tunisia, Kairouan

Tunisia, Bizerte, Medina, Earthenware pots outside house

Tunisia, Bizerte, Cobbled street in the Medina

Tunisia, Sousse, Cae in Madina

Tunisia, Sousse, Madina, Dar Essid Museum

Tunisia, Sousse, Madina

Tunisia, Kairouan, A street in the madina

Tripoli, Libya; Libyan flags prominently displayed on Green Square in front of the entrance to the old Medina of Tripoli

Roume Polyclinic in Dakar, Senegal
Carriage passing the Roume Polyclinic in M餩 na - Dakar, the capitol of Senegal (then French West Africa). Date: circa 1930

Hijaz Railway Station - Medina, Saudi Arabia
Ottoman-made historic Hijaz Railway Station in Medina, Saudi Arabia. Date: circa 1910s

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Madina, a city rich in history and culture, is located in Tripoli, Libya. The stunning Castle stands tall, overlooking a small lake that adds to its picturesque beauty. Today, this castle has been transformed into the Museum of the Jamahariya, showcasing the vibrant heritage of the region. In Tunisia's Kairouan lies another enchanting Madina. As you wander through its narrow streets, you'll come across a mesmerizing blue door that captures your attention instantly. This door leads to an ancient building with a dome on its terrace roof - now home to a cosmetic shop where traditional beauty secrets are still preserved. The architectural wonders continue within Madina as you stumble upon decorative blue windows adorning charming houses. One such house is Maison Tapis which has been converted into a carpet and souvenir shop. Its intricate designs and vibrant colors reflect the craftsmanship of local artisans. Traveling further west brings us to Dakar, Senegal where Roume Polyclinic stands proudly amidst bustling streets. This modern establishment contrasts with the ancient charm found in other Medinas but showcases how tradition seamlessly blends with progress. Back in Tunisia's Sousse lies yet another captivating Madina known for its spiritual significance. Zaouia Zakkak serves as a place of worship and reflection for locals and visitors alike who seek solace within its walls. From here, one can enjoy breathtaking views across Madina towards an archaeological museum that holds remnants of past civilizations. No visit to Kairouan would be complete without exploring the Great Mosque's grandeur within Madina itself. A majestic door welcomes worshippers from all walks of life into this sacred space filled with tranquility and devotion. As you stroll along cobbled paths winding through Kairouan's Medina district, every step reveals hidden gems waiting to be discovered - from quaint houses exuding old-world charm to shops selling unique handicrafts passed down through generations.