The National Museum of Bardo, situated just outside of the Tunis city center, is famous for its extensive collection of Roman mosaics, considered among the finest globally. Housed in a historic Ottoman palace, the museum features artifacts from various civilizations, including Carthaginian, Roman, and Islamic periods. Visitors can expect a well-curated experience, with an average tour lasting around three hours. The museum has amenities such as a car park and security measures to ensure visitor safety.
Notable exhibits include the stunning “Tile of Virgil,” along with a richly decorated array of mosaics depicting mythological themes and everyday life in ancient Tunisia. Other displays showcase sculptures, ceramics, and historical relics that provide a comprehensive view of the region’s artistic heritage. Current exhibitions include a special focus on the Salammbo theme, engaging visitors with Tunisia’s rich cultural narrative.
