Bardo Museum (Le Musee National du Bardo) Tunis

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    Resort break in Tunis

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    ... the beaches, historical sites, great hotels, and warm people have managed to enchant us! Tomorrow we are going to visit the Bardo Museum in Tunis, which is supposed to be one the world's best museums of Roman mosaics and statuary. I can't wait!!! We ...

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    Moseying through mosaics and final words on Tunis

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    ... we flew to Malta we had a bit of extra time before our late afternoon flight so we opted to visit a blockbuster Tunis attraction, the Bardo Museum. I realize you probably have never heard of the place...neither had I until I saw it in the guidebook. The ...

  • 3

    Nothing Else Matters.

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    ... to be careful. At least I had done little or no additional planning. I knew practically nothing about Tunisia. Hannibal, Phoenicians, El Jem, The Bardo Museum, Carthage, beach resorts and about 98% Muslims. Popular with French tourists I think. What else ...

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    Is there any place these guys didn't go?

    ... the final train to Tunis and back to the Historic Hotel Russie.  Today we had a local guide who took us around the Bardo Museum which was filled with elaborate mosaics and stunning architecture.  We took the Metro and then a tram to Carthage where we ...

  • 5

    The Last Bit of Tunisia

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    ... , waiting for it to fillup, and then we got sick if waiting and we walked off, back to the TGM, and went to the Bardo museum instead. Inside is the largest collection of mosaics in the country. There are also some nice carvings and the finds from a 2000 ...

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    The last of the ruins

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    ... 't agree that it was the premier site, but the cisterns were very impressive Following morning, we jumped on a tram, and hit the Bardo museum. This is where all the best mosaics in Tunisa are kept. We arrived for opening, along with all the coaches, ...

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    2.01 - Tunis, Tunisia

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    ... busy boulevards without being stared at and/or hassled.  It was nice.  We went to the Bardo Museum, which is the national museum of Tunisia and has an amazing collection of mosaics and statues.  We spent our evenings lazily strolling the ...

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    Tunis and Sidi Bou Said

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    ... who gave their lives fighting in North Africa during World War II. Perhaps one of the most famous museums of Tunisia is the Bardo Museum located in the capital, Tunis.  It is often referred to as "Africa's Louvre" and at one time was an Ottoman ...

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    Tunis and the north coast

    ... In the heart of the medina The architecture Artisan at work I want my front door to look like this The Bardo Museum This emporer look like somthing out 'The Thing', the marble thing also no oil painting: "who stole ...

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    Tunis

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    ... a day hiking around Tunis' sites. And they have a great breakfast! We didn't spend much time in Tunis itself. Instead we rode a train out to the Bardo Museum one day, and out to Carthage on the coast north of the city the next day. Some great ...