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Restaurants
Restaurants
Le Barberousse
Le Restaurant Barberousse vous
accueille dans une ambiance
romantique, intime et chic et vous
propose des spécialités Tunisiennes,
Fruits de Mer et Méditerranéennes.
Le Barberousse
Le Restaurant Barberousse welcomes
you in a romantic, intimate and chic
atmosphere and offers Tunisian and
Mediterranean food.
Tél : +216 72 28 00 37
www.restaurantbarberousse.com
Chez Achour
A la recherche d’un bon restaurant de
poisson avec le cadre agréable d’une
terrasse ombragée, le restaurant Chez
Achour est parmi les premiers cités à
Hammamet.
Avenue Ali Belhaouane, 8050
Tél : +216 72 28 01 40
Da Franco
Très animé, le restaurant ne désemplit
pas. Le plateau de charcuteries est
très diversifié et la gamme de pâtes
irrésistible.
Phone number : +216 72 280 037
www.restaurantbarberousse.com
Chez Achour
For a good fish restaurant in a pleasant
setting, a shady terrace, Chez Achour
Restaurant is among the most popular
restaurants in Hammamet.
Ali Belhaouane Avenue, 8050
Phone number: +216 72 28 01 40
Da Franco
Very lively, the restaurant is always full.
The cold cuts platter is generous and
the choice of pastas irresistible.
South Hammamet
Phone number : +216 52 444 084
Hammamet Sud
Tél : +216 52 44 40 84
Hammamet, the other paradise
المطاعم
لو بربروس
يستقبلكم مطعم بربوروس يف أجواء
رومانسية وحميمية وأنيقة ويقرتح عليكم
أطباقا تونسية ومتوسطية إىل جانب غالل
.البحر
+216 72 28 00 37 : اله اتف
www.restaurantbarberousse.com
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تتناوله يف فناء جميل وارف الظالل فعليك
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.الحاممات
8050 ،�شارع علي البلهوان
+216 72 28 01 40 :الهاتف
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مطعم دائم الحركة ال يفرغ من الزبائن
يقدم ما طاب من أطباق اللحوم املتنوعة
.وما ل ّذ من العجائن
احلمامات اجلنوبية
+216 52 44 40 84 : الهاتف
facing the sea. Today known as the international cultural centre of Hammamet,
the house is a masterpiece of Tunisian architecture, true symbol of the city. Built in
Located South-West of the Cap bon, Hammamet is
1927, its colonnades and white terraces are magnificent and visitors can enjoy a
considered as one of the major and most ancient
long walk in the shade of cypress trees. A sumptuous villa between tradition and
seaside resorts in the country. Bordered by magnificent
modernity. Definitely one of the greatest architectural successes, it has inspired
sand beaches and beautiful white houses, the city
many renowned architects. It has a superb 17 hectares park, true palace garden
offers sublime sunsets and plenty of places to visit.
of the Tales of the Arabian Nights. In 1964, architect Paul Chemetov has been
able to take advantage of the extraordinary splendour of the place and the soft
The incredible story of Hammamet
and imperceptible relief of its gardens by building an open air theatre, donated by
Hammamet would not be what it is today if a man had not fallen in love with the place
the Gulbenkian Foundation. We invite you to visit this magnificent villa where
and decided to settle there in the 30’s. This man, Georges Sebastian, a rich Romanian
theatrical shows, concerts, exhibitions, conferences, symposiums and film
billionaire, seduced by this small paradise on earth, had a sumptuous house built.
projections take place throughout the year, as well as the prestigious summer
He invited his many friends who, in turn, decided to built villas in the medina or in the
festival in July and August.
surroundings of Hammamet. That is how the reputation of the fishing village grows.
Attracting several artists such as André Gide and Paul Klee, the town becomes, in
Hammamet’s fort and its medina
just half a century, one of the most beautiful seaside resorts in Tunisia. Its always
Located at the west angle of the medina and facing the sea, Hammamet’s fort is
authentic charm and its dream beaches attract, each year, tourists from around the
surely the most majestic historical monument in the city. Erected in 893, it was
world. You will discover its medina, surrounded by majestic ramparts, the souks filled
considerably expanded around 1474 to be used as a residence by the city’s governor.
with fabrics and perfumes as well as the famous Dar Sebastian. Hammamet, it’s also
Today, it no longer has a military use. It is open to visitors and offers a beautiful view
the delicious fish restaurants, the walks along the golfe or the lively nightlife. A true
of Hammamet’s orchards and beaches. Its perfectly preserved fortified ramparts
change of scenery where vacation goes hand in hand with discovery and refinement.
have survived more than seven centuries of invasions and wars. They have three
doors through which the ancient city communicated with the outside world. Inside
The cultural centre Dar Sebastian
the medina, the winding streets, bordered by white houses recall old memories to
Formerly owned by Georges Sebastian, Romanian billionaire, who gave it to the
the wanderer. A pleasant stroll through time where you will be able to enjoy small
Tunisian State in 1959, the villa is built on one of the city’s most beautiful sites,
local craft shops and cafés that offer a great view over the gulf. I
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