Dar Belhadj in Tunis

Friday, April 30, 2027

Wedding in Tunisia

Dar Belhadj · Tunis Medina

Meet us in the heart of the Tunis medina

In the heart of the Tunis medina, Dar Belhadj is a historic Tunisian home dating from the 17th century.

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Interior entrance of Dar Belhadj

دار بلحاج

The Medina · Tunis

Friday, April 30, 2027

Decorated room at Dar Belhadj

Programme

Family evening at Khouloud’s

Cultural outing

Bride’s hammam

Rest day

Outeya at Dar Belhadj

Brunch

Practical information

Key locations

Three useful locations during your stay

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1Tunis-Carthage AirportOur recommended arrival airport 2Dar Belhadj17 Rue des Tamis · Tunis Medina 3Khouloud’s home21 Rue du Fenouil · Mourouj 2

  • 1 · Arrival

    We recommend flying into Tunis-Carthage Airport.

  • 2 · Getting around

    We recommend getting around by taxi. You can use the inDrive ↗ app. You can also hail a taxi almost anywhere in Tunis: a red light means the taxi is available.

    Renting a car is possible, but driving in Tunis can be challenging for some drivers.

  • 3 · Getting to Dar Belhadj

    Dar Belhadj is about a five-minute walk from the Government Presidency or the Ministry of Finance. The streets are paved and may feel long in heels.

    Rue des Tamis and Rue de la Kasbah are pedestrian streets, as are the main lanes of the medina. On April 30, access will be from the Kasbah.

    Google Maps directions ↗

  • 4 · Accommodation

    Please do not book yet. We are waiting to know how many people will be coming so that we can choose the most suitable solution around mid-October.

  • 5 · What to wear

    On April 30, we will celebrate the bride’s Outeya, ahead of the wedding celebration taking place in France in July. For this celebration, the bride will not wear white.

    The evening takes place in the courtyard of a traditional medina house. There is no particular dress restriction.

Recommendations

A few ideas for enjoying Tunis and extending your stay elsewhere in Tunisia.

In Tunis, you can also simply slow down: have a coffee, go out in the evening, try street food, walk by the sea or go for a swim.

Nature

Nature, hiking & beaches

Forests, trails, beaches, swimming and seaside walks around Greater Tunis.

Culture

History, art & heritage

Medina, museums, archaeological sites, architecture, galleries and Tunisian heritage.

City

Cafés, restaurants & walks

Tunisian cafés, street food, restaurants, markets, evening outings and walks through Tunis neighbourhoods.