The National Bardo Museum

The Bardu National Museum is the most important museum in Tunisia. It is an improvement from the original old palace. There are many cultural relics of ancient civilizations here. The earliest can be traced back more than 4000 years ago. The most famous ones here are the mosaic murals. They are really very beautiful. They have a history of 2000 years. The real people are incredible.

The Bardu National Museum is located on Bardu Square in the northwestern suburb of Tunis, the capital of Tunisia. It is the most important archaeological and cultural relics museum in North Africa. In the whole of Africa, its scale is second only to the Cairo Museum in Egypt. It is famous for its extremely rich and magnificent mosaic paintings. This museum was built on the site of the palaces of the past and was transformed from part of the palace. It is a huge building in Arabic style.

The Bardu National Museum has a very rich collection. There are many beautiful landscapes in this place. The National Museum is also a very beautiful area for appreciating historical art. The name of Bardu is also very representative. This place must be appreciated. .

a wonderful place to visit, full of adventures,

Un authentic place, the mesuem is just outstanding, mesmerizing are peoples there, you can find a lot of traditional dress and gifts, a lot of wonderful food. It's just a place to be.

The Bardu National Museum is located in Bardu Square in the northwestern suburb of Tunis, the capital of Tunisia. It is the most important archaeological and cultural relics museum in North Africa! In the whole of Africa, its scale is second only to the Cairo Museum in Egypt, and it is famous all over the world for its extremely rich and colorful mosaic paintings. There are more than 40 halls and corridors in the museum. The exhibits are divided into prehistoric, Phoenician and Carthage periods, Roman period, Christian period, Arab Islamic period and Greek art. Among them, the mosaic paintings of the Roman period are among the best in the world in terms of quantity and quality. The contents of these mosaics include pastoral life, natural scenery, fishing and hunting, sailing, sports competitions, drama, song and dance, funeral ceremonies, and myths and religious stories. The colors are coordinated and the techniques are superb. Although they have a history of nearly 2000 years, they are still bright as new. This is also the place where armed attacks and hostage-taking incidents took place in March 2015. At that time, 22 people were killed and 50 people were injured. See the world freely.

Probably one of the best museums in North Africa! I think the quality of this museum is very good. It may be one of the best museums in North Africa. Entering this place, you will find the history of Tunisia on the walls. Archaeological objects from all over. Roman mosaic. coffin. pottery. sculpture. Including the Nobel prize won by Tunisino. If you are an art lover, this is a must visit place. Other things to see: monuments to those killed in terrorist attacks, exquisite crafts, clothes shops. If you are pressed for time, I suggest you walk around by yourself. If you use a tour guide, they will explain everything clearly, which takes time. Like many attractions in Africa and other parts of the world, there are always vendors outside the museum trying to sell you all kinds of beads. A bit annoying!