Top Things to do in Tunis Governorate
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The 10 Best Things to do in Tunis Governorate, Tunis Governorate
Discover the best top things to do in Tunis Governorate, Tunisia including The National Bardo Museum, Palace Dar Nejma Ezzahra, Baths of Antoninus, Centro storico, Museum Dar el-Annabi, The doors of the medina, Medina of Tunis, Zitouna Mosque, Site Archeologique de Carthage, Marche Centrale de La Marsa.
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1. The National Bardo Museum
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4.5 based on 1,416 reviews
Spectacular Roman mosaics are the high point of this museum.
Reviewed By Ironsides2014 - Gladstone, United States
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.
2. Palace Dar Nejma Ezzahra
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4.5 based on 162 reviews
The home of Baron Rodolphe d'Erlanger, who was responsible for the blue and white color scheme of the town.
Reviewed By CarmenB400 - Bucharest, Romania
Le Palais du Baron D'Erlanger is an absolute gem and worth visiting. The outside architecture is simple and clean, with the emblematic white and blue color scheme of Sidi Bou Said, while the interior is beautifully luxuriant. The eye-catching plasterwork and amazing views over the sea is a heath taking mix. The views are among the best ever.
3. Baths of Antoninus
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4.5 based on 521 reviews
Reviewed By CarmenB400 - Bucharest, Romania
Truly impressive Roman baths, which can give a glimpse on the size and power of the Roman empire. Not to mention that the hot water was transported there through 139 km of pipes and viaducts from the city of Zaghouan. The site is very big and worth spending some time and the views are fabulous.
4. Centro storico
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4.5 based on 517 reviews
Reviewed By Q384TZracheld - Quebec City, Canada
We spent an entire day walking around in Sidi Bou Said. There are vendors and boutiques everywhere. When we got hungry or thirsty we would stop in a restaurant which all had amazing views. The quality of food and service was good, but very different then anything I had ever eaten.
5. Museum Dar el-Annabi
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4.5 based on 89 reviews
Reviewed By 189dariuszm - Chorzow, Poland
Maroon House-Tunisia Sidi Bou said: since the late 18th century, the date of its construction by Judd family Mufti Ahmed Annabi, and she inherited aliyah from grandparents to children and then to boys, sparkle sparkle and beautiful time elapses, and no broken home base of Sidi Bou Saïd area homes. As to the decoration of the external doors and Windows of the blue iron, which is at the heart of the Tunisian Engineering. This door adjacent to a paved road with square stone, which gives the region a special elegance and intimate, unique, opens at the lobby of the Andalusian branch of entrances and passageways, and determined angles Bechtel and henna plant trees, jasmine and distributed throughout the seats of stone mosaic and in the Middle a fountain Of water. One of the carved wood doors with Iron nails opens to spacious reception hall can accommodate a large number of visitors, their seats ornate oak, and gdarnha form the art gallery to the inside of the relics, murals and paintings. Bled him _ Tunisia
6. The doors of the medina
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4.5 based on 70 reviews
Reviewed By yns_10 - Sydney, Australia
The yellow, blue and green doors are beautiful and many are quite intricately decorated. They add to the atmosphere of the medina.
7. Medina of Tunis
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4.0 based on 1,756 reviews
The city’s old quarter hearkens back to the opulence once prevalent from the 12th to the 16th century.
Reviewed By Ironsides2014 - Gladstone, United States
This was truly an Amazing place. So much to witness and experience in one place. You see narrow streets, mosques, historic buildings, vendors with food, jewelry, carpets and much more. You can go to the rooftop and view lots of the area. Highly recommend.
8. Zitouna Mosque
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4.0 based on 379 reviews
This mosque dates back to around 860.
Reviewed By yns_10 - Sydney, Australia
This is the oldest mosque (foundation dates back to 732AD) in Tunis and is enormous consisting of the prayer room, courtyard, galleries, university, ancillary rooms and outbuildings. As non-muslims, we could not enter but did get good views from the rooftop terraces of a few shops.
9. Site Archeologique de Carthage
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4.0 based on 902 reviews
An enormous amphitheater and a cave are among the attractions at these famous ruins. Admission to the ruins includes the excellent Carthage Museum.
Reviewed By wendysZ6122XL
I wrote a review under Carthage tours. This is worth seeing. You can hire a guide or walk yourself. There are some information signs. It's an amazing experience. This museum entry can be bought at the gate and includes multiple different sights. We purchased a taxi for a few hours and went to the sites we wanted to see. Only $12 TND.
