Worth visiting after your tour of El Jam amphitheater Its about 15 minutes walk from there and already included in the 10 D ticket. Many large paintings on the walls and floors which are actually made by colourful mosaics rather than paint. There are also many statues ( mostly headless) as well as a large archaeological site at the back know as roman houses. Toilets on site and easy street parking.

Beautiful little museum with an incredible mosaic collection. Never seen such a mosaic collection anywhere, our guide said they have so many mosaics in Tunisia that every town has a collection like this. Not sure if that is true but this is impressive and entry fee is next to nothing (about 3 euro at the time of writing). Highly recommended if you are interested in Roman era history.

Excellent museum and well worth an hour to absorb everything here.

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful museum, the content is very interesting and the welcome is pleasant. (Original) Un très beau musée, le contenu est très intéressant et l'accueil est agréable.

A great and exciting experience to be there and to remember how difficult those times were for some people.

Well worth a visit if you are in the local area. For 12 Dinar (very reasonable) combine your ticket and get entry fee to the museum AND the amphitheatre which is about a 15 minute walk away. Some very lovely mosaics and artwork on display, and a Roman Villa. There is nothing hi tech (no info screens, hand held voice guides) but it is genuine, informative and a great way to learn the history of the Romani influence on the local area. It does get the odd Coach trip but generally it is quite and well worth an hour or two of your time.

Awesome mosaics offer peak into history. Can enter using the same admission ticket from th le Amphitheatre.

The El Djem museum offers a captivating journey through time. For enthusiasts of Roman-era relics, it's a must-visit. Its mosaics are elegantly showcased, transporting you to the majestic architecture of the Roman second century. The museum features both enclosed and open sections, allowing visitors to stroll through the ancient stone foundations of what appears to have been a grand aristocratic residence.

(Translated by Google) The Dar El Annabi Museum is a Tunisian museum located in Sidi Bou Said, on the outskirts of Tunis. Dar Al-Annabi is originally a large house belonging to Mufti Al-Annabi, built in the eighteenth century and consisting of about 50 rooms. This private museum offers a large collection of Tunisian traditional dress and reshape the daily life of a traditional family in an antique house from the capital's homes through human figures, traditional materials and pieces, displayed in various rooms of the house, salons, private library, Turkish garden and patios. (Original) متحف دار العنابي هو متحف تونسي يقع في سيدي بوسعيد في ضواحي تونس العاصمة. دار العنابي هي في الأصل منزل كبير يعود للمفتي العنابي شيد في القرن الثامن عشر ويتكون من حوالي 50 غرفة. يقدم هذا المتحف الخاص مجموعة كبيرة من اللباس التقليدي التونسي وإعادة تشكيل الحياة اليومية لعائلة تقليدية في منزل عتيق من منازل العاصمة وذلك عبر مجسمات بشرية ومواد وقطع تقليدية، معروضة في مختلف غرف المنزل والصالونات والمكتبة الخاصة والحديقة التركية والأفنية.

(Translated by Google) Good museum. History of El Jem and Tunisia. (Original) Bom museu. História de El Jem e Tunísia.

Second in size and first on the list of best preserved coloseums in the world. History whispering from the walls and breathtaking views.

Super impressive site and a museum. It is so cool that the entry fee includes the Colosseum and the Museum. The amount of extraordinary mosaic in this small place exceeds, both in quality and quantity, some major European museums. Really a treasure!

One of the most authentic archaeological experiences I've seen. It's not high tech and the immersivity comes from the fact that the building itself and the grounds go back millennia. The collection of mosaics and artefacts is modest yet interesting and perfect for a 30-60 minutes visit.

Great style

Incredible view from the rooftop! Museum gives a good impression how they lived, cooked, sleeped and lived together. Lots of good conservated details for a fair price of TND 5 per person. A small menthe tea is also serverd inside.

Le musée Dar El Annani est une très jolie demeure typique avec magnifique cour intérieure, végétation odorante. Le prix de l'entrée est de 2 euros pour la visite + un thé. Vous entrez dans cette magique et riche demeure, calme, si calme. Intérieur somptueux, on peut également montée tout en haut de la maison et admirer le cadre et toute la ville !! Tout à Sidi Bou Saïd est plaisir pour l'oeil. A ne surtout pas manquer!

(Translated by Google) Private Museum. Admission 4.5 dt. The residence once belonged to the Imam. His family provides some rooms for visitors. In addition to architecture, interiors and views, there are also exhibitions showing the bride's preparations for marriage along with appropriate dresses. In October, no crowd. Free sweet green tea (Original) Prywatne muzeum. Wstep 4,5 dt. Rezydencja należąca niegdyś do imama. Jego rodzina część pomieszczeń udostępnia do zwiedzania. Prócz architektury, wnętrz i widoków są też wystawy pokazujące przygotowania panny młodej do małżeństwa wraz z odpowiednimi strojami. W październiku bez tłumu. Poczęstunek słodką zieloną herbatą gratis

Beautiful historic area, coffee shops available in the area,

Pretty good place, can learn about more about the history of Roman Mosaics.

Very nice place, well conserved mosaics, informative panels, nice outdoor. I would suggest to have a guide, otherwise you'll be out in 20 min. Same ticket for el jem amphitheater. Tip: first Sunday of each month it's free for Tunisian ppl and residents!

Amazingly preserved Roman mosaics dating from 2nd and 3rd centuries AD. As good as the Bardot museum in Tunis. If you're interested in such things you'll take an hour or more to look around, not the 15 minutes indicated by some reviewers. It only takes ten minutes to walk here from the collosaeum in the centre of town.

An extraordinary collection of mosaic tile art from the 2nd and 3rd centuries awaits, some so vivid it is hard to believe they are tiles. A must-see for those visiting this region.

Such great mosaics. This museum is not very big but the quality of its mosaics is just outstanding.

This amphitheatre is better than the coliseum in Rome, it is more intact for a start, the below ground parts of the amphitheatre, stables etc are almost as they were when the Romans left well worth a visit.

(Translated by Google) place to visit during a visit to Tunisia. it is not far from el jem amphitheater where there are a lot of stairs to be able to go up to the top but it is worth it. Vehicle parking outside any person transported will have no problem on this side. (Original) endroit à visiter lors d'un passage en Tunisie. il n est pas loin de amphithéâtre el jem ou y a beaucoup d'escaliers afin de pouvoir monter tout en haut mais ça en vaut la peine. Parking véhicule à l’extérieur toute personne véhiculée n'aura aucun souci de ce coté la.

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful muse (Original) Un très beau muse

El Djem Archaeological Museum is an archaeological museum located in El Djem. It contains Roman era art, including mythological personages, abstract elements and fauna.

I went to El Jem after spending half a day at the Bardo in Tunis. And I have to say that the Museum here is as equally impressive as the national museum. It is much smaller but has outstanding mosaics. Many devoted to images of the sea but also some great impressions of the gruesome activities in the nearby Ampitheatre. The museum is a short 5 to 10 minute walk turning right after you leave the Ampitheatre, and the price is included on the same ticket. Well worth a visit.

Small museum featuring only mosaics, but they have a lot of them and many are very impressive. Admission is included with your El Jem ticket.

I took a train from Tunis to came here that was 3hr 45min one way and return was delayed three hours. It was fun experience that I’ve never had except in Italy. I’ve seen many colosseum but this one is must see. There is ancient amphitheater at the other side of railroad. I didn’t see any tourist but if you have a time , please go there too.

Wow and I mean wow! This museum is incredible! From a humble entrance to an amazing collection of mosaics and artefacts which sprawls into a restored expanse of ruins. Your entrance to the amphitheater also gets you access here but only on the same day and it’s well worth checking out

A fascinating little museum with gorgeous mosaics, interesting artifacts, and a handful of ancient homes. The real treasure here, however, was the gentleman curator who gave me a tour of the place! He had a wealth of knowledge, was eager to converse, and really made each piece come to life. Really a must-see is you’re at the amphitheater anyway.

If you are interested in Roman antiquities, which is in all honesty the only reason why any discerning individual would venture to El Jem, then the El Jem Museum is one of two points of interest (the other being the coliseum) one must see. El Jem was called Thysdrus in Roman times and reached the height of its importance in the second and third centuries AD. The museum stands next to the ruins of an eloborate Roman building complex from which a great many artifacts have been excavated. While there are small handheld articles and mostly incomplete sculptures (heads missing) in the collection, the crown jewels of the collection are a truly astonishing variety, quality and scale of mosaics depicting deities, animals, people and decorative designs. They are breathtakingly beautiful with excellent detail, some with amazingly small mosaic tiles The 12 Dinar (~4 USD) ticket to the Museum also covers entry to the Coliseum and you can easily walk between the two.

A surprise stop after the Amphitheatre tour, it has vast collection of most beautiful mosaics I have ever seen. I also learnt about having a vomit pit in Romans household. The afrique house has been symphatetically restored.

Lovely museum with some really well preserved mosaics.

Neat house maintained in the old style, fascinating to get a glimpse of that life. Very reasonable ticket price, and includes tea in the courtyard where you can chat with other visitors

Very very beautiful Tunisian folklore house but no explication.

Day trip excursion nice place

Fair price and worth to visit, hot cup of mint tea offered during the visit

The largest collection of Roman mosaics in the world. Brilliant

Nice small museum, great view.

Must see museum-house

4.500 TND.

(Translated by Google) Lovely (Original) جميل

(Translated by Google) Beautiful architecture, the white of the building blends in beautifully with the blue of doors, shutters and lush greenery! (Original) Piękna architektura, biel budynku uroczo się komponuje z błękitem drzwi, okiennic oraz bujną zielenią!

(Translated by Google) A nice museum in Sidi Bou Said. Here you can see a traditional Tunisian house. Fabulous and rich in details. Very nice view from the terrace. Worth a visit. (Original) Ein schönes Museum in Sidi Bou Said. Hier sieht man ein traditionelles tunesisches Haus. Fabelhaft und reich an Details. Sehr schöne Aussicht von der Terrasse. Einen Besuch Wert.

(Translated by Google) In the picturesque town of Sidi Bou Said on the Mediterranean near Tunis and Carthage is the original private museum Dar el Annabi. The house was built in the eighteenth century and expanded in the twentieth century - as the summer residence of Taiba El Annabi. Tourists have the opportunity to see the private rooms of a typical Arab family, i.e. a patio, kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, study, living room, guest rooms and a sunny roof terrace with a beautiful view of the sea. We will also, here, admire the fabulously rich wedding dresses and the ritual preparation of Tunisian girls for marriage. The residence is as fairytale and original as the town of Sidi Bou Said itself, full of expensive palaces and beautiful villas. (Original) W malowniczym miasteczku Sidi Bou Said nad M.Śródziemnym w bliskiej odległości Tunisu i Kartaginy znajduje się oryginalne, prywatne muzeum Dar el Annabi. Dom został zbudowany w XVIII w i rozbudowany w XX - jako letnia rezydencja Taiba El Annabi. Turyści mają tu okazję zobaczyć prywatne pomieszczenia typowej arabskiej rodziny czyli patio, kuchnię, sypialnię, łazienkę, gabinet, salon, pokoje gościnne oraz słoneczny taras na dachu, z pięknym widokiem na morze. Będziemy też, tu podziwiać bajecznie bogate suknie ślubne i rytuał przygotowań tunezyjskie dziewczyny do zaślubin. Rezydencja jest tak bajkowa i oryginalna jak samo miasteczko Sidi Bou Said pełne drogich pałacyków i pięknych willi.

(Translated by Google) Old traditional style private residence in the heart of Sidi Bou Said. The large spaces have already housed since the 60s the concerts of "Malouf" and most of the family celebrations engagement, marriage, "sdak", "Outia", circumcision, birthdays, in the large patio fully covered throughout the year , but also in its beautiful Andalusian garden whenever the weather was fine. Indeed, the large patio is able to accommodate more than a hundred people for a seated dinner and more than 200 people for a standing cocktail. The garden that follows the patio can also accommodate as many people. Guests can also enjoy the terraces of the house, part of which can be privatized on its own for a more limited event. You can organize your wedding ceremony at Dar el Annabi Sidi Bousaid Please contact the persons in charge of the residence for more details Dar el Annabi is an ideal setting for your shooting sessions with traditional Tunisian clothing. Dar El Anabi in Sidi Bou Said is an extraordinary house, which deserves to be better known and visited, a true masterpiece, a space which can be exploited during marriage contracts, receptions, parties and various events (Original) Demeure ancienne privée de style traditionnel au cœur de Sidi Bou Said. Les grands espaces abritaient déjà depuis les années 60 les concerts de « Malouf » et la plupart des fêtes de la famille fiançailles, mariage, «sdak », «Outia », circoncision, anniversaires, dans le grand patio entièrement couvert durant toute l’année, mais aussi dans son beau jardin andalou à chaque fois qu’il faisait beau. En effet, le grand patio est en mesure d’accueillir plus d’une centaine de personnes pour un diner assis et plus de 200 personnes pour un cocktail debout. Le jardin qui fait suite au patio peut accueillir également autant de monde. Les invités peuvent aussi profiter des terrasses de la maison dont une partie peut être privatisée à elle seule pour un évènement plus restreint Vous pouvez organiser votre cérémonie de mariage à Dar el Annabi Sidi Bousaid Veuillez contacter les responsables de la demeure pour plus de détails Dar el Annabi est un cadre idéal pour vos séances de shooting avec l’habit traditionnel Tunisien. Dar El Anabi à Sidi Bou Said est une maison extraordinaire, qui mérite d’être plus connue et visitée, un véritable chef d’oeuvre, un espace qui peut être exploité lors de contrats de mariage, de réceptions, de soirées et de divers évènements

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful house, it is a great opportunity to discover the interior of a house beyond its facade. Lots of colors, we liked it a lot. And a very beautiful panoramic view on the roof terraces not to be missed (Original) Très belle maison, c'est une belle opportunité pour découvrir l'intérieur d'une maison au delà de sa façade. Beaucoup de couleurs, nous avons beaucoup aimé. Et une très belle vue panoramique sur les terrasses de toit à ne pas manquer

Nice looking museum. Got free mint tea in the end of the tour.

One traditional house of a richer Tunisian family. The rooms are nicely decorated and they even have wax figures to depict people in the house. Prices are 4.5 dinars (they seem to accept euro or dollar) and they offer a tea in return. Don't miss the amazing views from the rooftop, a really nice panorama of Sidi Bou Said.

(Translated by Google) A trip back in time, an old-fashioned house, provide 4.5 dinars for access, very nice discovery (Original) Un voyage dans le temps , une maison à l'ancienne , prévoir 4.5 dinars pour l'accès , très belle découverte

(Translated by Google) A wonderful place to explore (Original) Ein herrliches Plätzchen zum erkunden

(Translated by Google) A typical Tunisian house of a wealthy family. You will be guided on a tour through all the rooms and you will be shown all the details of the structure. Recommended stage for those in the area. (Original) Una casa tipica tunisina di una famiglia facoltosa. Sarete guidati in un tour attraverso tutte le stanze e vi verranno illustrati tutti i dettagli della struttura. Tappa consigliata per chi si trova in zona.

(Translated by Google) Colorful, photogenic (Original) Колоритно, фотогенично

(Translated by Google) Very nice visit of this typical Tunisian house with all these pieces with fantastic decoration superb tasting tea ..! (Original) Très belle visite de cette maison typique tunisienne avec toutes ces pièces aux décoration fantastiques dégustation de thé superbe..!

(Translated by Google) To be transported to the past. Beautiful house museum. (Original) Para transportarse al pasado. Hermosa casa museo.

(Translated by Google) Original Arabic house (Original) Orginalny arabski dom

(Translated by Google) An interesting place, treated to mint tea (Original) Интересное место, угощают мятным чаем

(Translated by Google) Very nice place, looks like Santorini! (Original) Много хубаво място, прилича на Санторини!

(Translated by Google) History (Original) Historia

(Translated by Google) You can't come up here and not see this typical Tunisian family home. It has been beautifully designed. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 (Original) Buralara kadar gelip bu tipik Tunuslu aile evini görmemek olmaz. Çok güzel dizan edilmiş. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

(Translated by Google) Lichen Greek Santorinia in Tunisia ❤️❤️❤️ (Original) Porostu Greckie Santorinii w Tunezji ❤️❤️❤️

(Translated by Google) The tree on the right is to produce true henna. (Original) Strom vpravo je k výrobě pravé heny.

(Translated by Google) Favorite place (Original) Любимое место

(Translated by Google) A wonderful home. (Original) Cudny dom.

(Translated by Google) Worth to see. This is the old house of some important diplomat or someone like that. Admission cheap 4 dinars. You can learn a lot about their culture and take nice photos, and from the roof we have a beautiful view of the city. (Original) Warto zobaczyć. Jest to stary dom jakiegoś ważnego dyplomaty lub kogoś takiego. Wstęp tani 4 dinary. Można dowiedzieć się dużo o ich kulturze i zrobić ładne zdjęcia a z dachu mamy piękny widok na miasto.

(Translated by Google) THE BIGGEST MUSIC JUICE MUSEUM for the time being (Original) НАЙ-ГОЛЕМИЯ за момента МУЗЕЙ на мозайката

(Translated by Google) Because of the large number of beggars and fraud (Original) بسباب كترة المتسولين والاحتيال

(Translated by Google) For me, a resident of Central Europe, it is an interesting place connected with a different culture and religion. Quite a different architecture, the possibility of entering the roof make it worth visiting this place. (Original) Dla mnie, mieszkańca Europy środkowej jest to miejsce ciekawe, związane z inną kulturą i religią. Całkiem odmienna architektura, możliwość wejścia na dach sprawiają że warto zwiedzić to miejsce.

(Translated by Google) Demonstration of a house with ancestral customs (Original) Demostración de una vivienda con costumbres ancestrales

(Translated by Google) Very nice museum in Sidi Bow Said (Original) Очень симпатичный музей в Сиди-боу-Саид

among the best moments of our 10 days Tunisia holiday. you will be able to live and feel traditional life and daily routine of a wealthy Tunisian family. Countless and perfectly decorated rooms just like they used to be in the past. Worth to see!

(Translated by Google) You can see a dreamlike landscape all around (Original) Caratteristico si vede tutto un panorama da sogno

(Translated by Google) Must visit in Sidi Bou Said. The visit is short but the house is so beautiful. It will also please children and you can climb on the roof to gain height and see Sidi Bou Said from another angle. (Original) Visite à faire absolument à Sidi Bou Said. La visite est courte mais la maison est tellement belle. Cela plaira aussi aux enfants et vous pouvez monter sur le toit pour prendre de la hauteur et voir Sidi Bou Said sous un autre angle.

Included in your ticket for the amphitheatre this place is often overlooked but well worth the 10 minute walk to see one of the best collections of Roman mosaics anywhere.

Lovely place. Tour guide showed us around

Amazing mosaics displayed in mostly natural light along with some ceramics. Information plaques well placed.

Went to a Mosaic museum near ElJem Colussium, our tour guide explained the history around the mosaics on show.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful spot at bedtime (Original) Magnifique spot au coucher

(Translated by Google) Interesting, quiet (Original) Интересно, тихо

(Translated by Google) Mosaic museum. Beautiful mosaics from Roman times are transferred to this museum, where you will also find a Roman villa and the remains of a Roman house. The mosaics are really beautiful and perfectly executed. (Original) Museum mozaiky. Krásné mozaiky z dob Římanů jsou přeneseny do tohoto muzea, kde najdete i římskou vilu a pozůstatky římského domu. Mozaiky jsou opravdu nádherné a perfektně vyvedené.

(Translated by Google) Place rich in history !! ❤️ (Original) Lieu riche en histoire !! ❤️

(Translated by Google) Place steeped in history, to visit !! (Original) Lieu chargé d'histoire, à visiter !!

Very interesting

It's amazing

nice

Good

(Translated by Google) Nature in very good shape (Original) La nature en très belle forme

(Translated by Google) Fabulous (Original) Fabuleux

Beautiful mosaics

(Translated by Google) Mosaics and artifacts are on display. There is also an outdoor exhibition hall. Compared to the Bardo Museum, mosaics can be a bit understated. (Original) 모자이크랑 각종 유물들 전시되어있다. 야외 전시장도 있다. 바르도 박물관에 비하면 모자이크가 시시하게 느껴질 수 있다.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent (Original) Magnifique

(Translated by Google) Plenty of mosaics of Roman houses. The colors of the mosaics hanging on the walls are brilliant; the floor mosaics are opaque, perhaps because they are dusty. The mosaic floors of the domus left in situ with their mosaics without any protection from bad weather are intended for rapid dissolution. The didactic apparatus is sufficient. (Original) Abbondanza di mosaici di case romane. Brillanti i colori dei mosaici appesi alle pareti; opachi i mosaici pavimentali, forse perché impolverati. Destinati a rapida dissoluzione i pavimenti mosaicati delle domus lasciate in situ con i loro mosaici senza alcuna protezione dalle intemperie. Sufficiente l'apparato didascalico.

(Translated by Google) Fantastic mosaics (Original) Mosaici fantastici

(Translated by Google) Fabulous place, and very friendly staff (Original) Posto favoloso, e personale molto gentile

Nice to see

The collection of mosaics is amazing. The place inspired me to change floor in my bathroom 😉

😊

(Translated by Google) An interesting floor mosaic, for ease of viewing transferred to the walls, a couple of hours are necessary for thorough visualization (Original) Интересная напольная мозаика, для удобства просмотра перенесенная на стены, пару часов необходимо на доскональную визуализацию

Very good about the history and nice to walk around

Super

So nice❤

(Translated by Google) Mandatory viewpoint (Original) Local de vista obrigatória

(Translated by Google) The last Colosseum built by the empire Exceptional (Original) Le dernier Colise construit par l'empire Exceptionnel

(Translated by Google) It's definitely worth seeing (Original) Určitě stojí za to vidět

(Translated by Google) Grandiose, reflects a work of Titan, remarkably maintained, really worth the detour. (Original) Grandiose, reflète un travail de Titan, remarquablement entretenu, mérite vraiment le détour.

(Translated by Google) Interesting tour (Original) Интересная экскурсия

Great place

With its unique mosaics can say it is the second big after Bardo Museum from Tunis. You have an outside museum as well wich is showing you a huge house from the roman era.

Great place, definitely worth to visit, especially for history geeks. It'd take minimum 30 min to browse. Really rare stuff. If only the surroundings were clearer.

very nice place, mosaic museum, next to archaeological excavations

A fabulously preserved collection of mosaics and statues & other smaller pottery items at this site. Outside, are many more still in situ within the grounds of the many dwellings which you are free to wander around. I could almost feel the history watching me! This is another great site to visit on your trip to Tunisia. If you like this collection, try the Sousse Archaeological Museum too.

Nice place to visit, see ancient Roman in Africa

Possibly the very best preserved Roman mosaics you are going to see, anywhere in the world.

Beautiful mosaics, very precise work that surprised me with its age. Definitely worth a visit to El Jem.

the ticket price is included with the colossium so go here after if you have time! The mosaic art is truly amazing

Don’t miss this museum, just 5 minutes walking from awesome El-Jem Roman amphitheatre. Now that the BARDO is indefinitely closed, it has one of the best collections of mosaics of Tunis along with Sousse archeological museum. There are truly half a dozen of total masterpieces along with endless examples and a backyard with ruins of Roman houses.

A wonderful amphitheater alone during the day very hot take a sure hat, there is a souvenir magazine at the entrance the prices are very affordable, there is also a place that sells water. The security is very nice. Notice when climbing the stairs very steep. It has a great view. There are lots of small souvenir shops restaurants. Prices are very affordable. Wish you a nice holiday.

Beautiful museum with incredible mosaics. It was an excellent visit. I loved the one with the 9 muses. Then, the archeological site at the back of the museum is good but it is a bit left to its own devices.

It is an interesting place full of beautiful mosaics.

Opening time I think was until 18 in summer and 17:30 in winter. Was very surprised, because I only wanted to see Amphitheater, but since the ticket of 12 dirham includes also the museum, we went there, and the place was huge, loads of giant scaled mosaics. Much bigger and interesting than I thought with a backyard of ruins. Day trip from Sousse is very doable without a car, but lounage of 45 min each way.

12 dn for the museum and el jem amphitheater like 700 meters away. We enjoyed the mosaics and a stroll in the outside area.