Dar Othman Dey
What the experts agree on
This Ottoman-era palace blends Turkish, Andalusian, and Tunisian architecture in an ornately decorated facade. Now housing cultural offices, it's a compact but architecturally rich glimpse into Tunis's layered heritage.
“The palace is an exhilarating meld of Ottoman, Andalusian and traditional Tunisian architectural styles, with an exuberantly busy facade.”
– Lonely Planet
1 Star
"This modest-sized house comprises a ground floor and only four bedrooms...the Dar Othman is now home to the offices of the Medina Conservation Department, which is part of the Ministry of Culture." Full review