- (Arabic: فندق النجارين, lit. 'Inn of the carpenters'; also
transliterated as
Fondouk el-Nejjarine) is a
historic funduq (a
caravanserai or
traditional inn)...
- akçe. A map from Napoleon's
invasion of 1799 by
Pierre Jacotin calls it
Fondouk, a
village by the road from
Jaffa to Nablus. In 1838
Robinson described...
- The
fondouk of the
French is a
caravanserai located in the
medina of
Tunis in the old franc1 district. It is near Bab El Bhar. The
fondouk was
built during...
-
Foundouk El
Attarine (Arabic: فندق العطارين) is one of the
fondouks of the
medina of Tunis. It is
located in Souk El Attarine[citation needed] that used...
-
Retrieved 28 May 2018. "history of
Fondouk El Haddadine". www.histoiredesfax.com. 4
February 2015.
Retrieved 28 May 2018. "
Fondouks of the medina". /www.alecso...
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sovereignty in the 16th century,
consuls are
granted the
right to
settle down in
fondouks or
consular houses. The
consular district is then born with the building...
- administrations),
religious (mosques and zaouïas), and
services (commercial and
fondouks) are
located in the Medina. The
notion of
public space is
ambiguous in...
- at the
Wayback Machine. Archnet.
Retrieved January 22, 2018. "Fès: Les
fondouks de la médina restaurés et labellisés". L'Économiste (in French). 2016-04-08...
- Nofilia,
Tebaga Gap, Enfidaville,
Medjez el Bab, K****erine, Thala,
Fondouk,
Fondouk P****, El Kourzia,
Djebel Kournine,
Agroub el Megas, Tunis,
Hamman Lif...
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until his
retirement in 1945. In 1927, the
society formed the
American Fondouk Maintenance Committee in Fez, Morocco, and
opened a
center there two years...
