Batha Cairo is a small square in the heart of the city of Mahdia, enjoying a charming and lively atmosphere, and includes a group of outdoor cafés shaded by trees and vineyards, which provide the ideal place to relax and contemplate the ornate arched entrance and octagonal minaret of the Mustafa Hamza Mosque, which was built in 1772 when this square was The center of the city's wealthy Turkish quarter, there are also some old Mahdist houses with impressive brightly painted entrances.