Bardo National Museum : info and guided tour

Introduction to Bardo National Museum

Located in the Bardo complex in Tunis, the Bardo National Museum is one of Tunisia’s major archaeological museums. It is housed in a former beylical palace, whose architecture blends Tunisian traditions with Ottoman influences, creating a remarkable setting for collections devoted to the country’s history.

The museum is especially famous for its Roman mosaics, considered among the richest in the Mediterranean region. Its galleries also display prehistoric, Punic, Roman, Christian and Islamic pieces, allowing visitors to explore several millennia of Tunisian history through exceptional objects.

Among the most iconic exhibits are the large mosaics depicting mythological scenes, daily life and hunting, as well as sculptures, inscriptions and decorative objects from major ancient sites. Together, they offer a clear view of Tunisia’s role in the ancient civilizations of the Maghreb.

Discover Tunis with a private guide

A private guide can help you better understand the collections of the Bardo National Museum and place each gallery in the history of Tunis and Tunisia. Their guidance also helps identify the most important works, explain their symbols and appreciate the Bardo Palace in its cultural context.