Experts' Choice Award Mosque of Sidi Mehres
What the experts agree on
This 1692 Ottoman mosque stands out for its striking white domes and soaring 44m minaret that dominates Tunis's medina. Behind its iconic yellow door lies a spacious courtyard lined with galleries, making it one of the city's finest landmarks.
“This mosque, hidden behind a yellow door and topped with a cluster of white domes, was constructed in 1692 and is ranked as one of Tunis' finest Ottoman buildings”
– Lonely Planet
Michelin Guide 2 Stars
"The Great Mosque is the largest Muslim place of worship in Tunis. Its 44m-high minaret dominates the medina and the mosque's huge courtyard, which is lined with a gallery" Full review
Lonely Planet "This 17th-century tomb of local saint Sidi Brahim is located in a compound with a mosque of the same name. It's one of the town's major landmarks." Full review
