Discover the best top things to do in Tunis Governorate, Tunisia including Efesto Salon des Artistes, The National Bardo Museum, Roumouz, Museum Dar el-Annabi, Maison de l'Image, National military museum, Carthage Museuma, Punic Ports & Museum, Oceanographic Museum, Caliga's space.
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Spectacular Roman mosaics are the high point of this museum.
This museum is located in an 18th century royal palace. So many Roman mosaics and Statues. The mosaics are beautiful and a must see. There is a showcase with the bullet holes from the 2015 terrorist attack. Highly recommend this Museum.
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Maison de l'Image is an independent space dedicated to visual arts in all its forms : photography, video, cinema, and new media. It consists of meeting, training and coworking spaces, a cultural exchange platform and an artist residency. Located in Tunis, long a crossroads in the Mediterranean, Maison de l'Image aims to target a wide audience of professions in the visual arts, to give tools and knowledge to young artists, and to train professionals, all by creating an international cultural dynamic that also directly benefits the city and governorate of Tunis.
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This museum presents artifacts from two thousand years ago, when Carthage competed with Rome for military and cultural dominance. The Romans burned and pillaged the Phoenician city in 146 BC.
Our guide was indifferent, but if we had not gone here we would never have understood Carthage. The museum is at the top of the hill that was Carthage and the successor Roman city. The museum is pretty small, but all marked and has maps and items that bring home Carthage in ways the ruins cannot as Carthage was mostly erased.
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