Djerbahood
Djerbahood is a village on Djerba, at Erriadh, where street art by artists from around the world is painted on the walls. The concept was developed there to show their work, and you find the paintings by walking the winding alleyways with a camera.
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Visiting Djerbahood
Djerbahood is a village on Djerba that was given over to street art. The concept was developed there to show the work of artists from around the world, and the paintings cover the walls of the town. The way to see it is on foot, through the winding alleyways, with a camera. No programme sheet lists Djerbahood: it comes from our guide to the best places in Tunisia, which gives it a paragraph under Djerba.
What to see
- Street art painted on the walls of the village
- The winding alleyways
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