Free Entry to Museums and Heritage Sites in Tunisia

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The Tunisian Heritage and Cultural Development Agency organized an event on February 2, 2025, offering free entry to museums and heritage sites. Both Tunisians and foreign residents with legal permits could visit the sites at no cost.


This event is part of a regular program held on the first Sunday of each month, along with special days like April 18th (International Day for Monuments and Sites) and May 18th (International Museum Day), and public holidays.


The goal of the event was to encourage people to visit museums and learn about Tunisia’s rich culture and history.


This initiative helps make Tunisia’s heritage more accessible and ensures it is preserved for future generations.


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By [Mouhib Werfelli]

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  1. Fredj ZammitFebruary 11, 2025 at 12:46 AM

    Titre ; assez correct
    Accroche : ok
    -« and ensures it is preserved for future generations.”; corriger langue; 2 verbes dans la même phrase
    -éviter les paragraphes trop courts
    -éviter trop de blanc entre les paragraphes
    -l’image est à insérer en haut
    Note : 12/20

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