France's ambassador in Tunis opens residence

The article discusses the opening of Dar al-Kamila, the residence of the French ambassador in Tunis, to the public during the European Heritage Days on September 18 and 19, 2026. The visit will include six guided tours focused on exploring the gardens and exterior landmarks, alongside a presentation of ongoing restoration works for the historic building. The house dates back to around 1800 and is historically linked to the Husayni family and French consul Lyon Roush, who named it "Dar al-Kamila," before transforming into the residence of the French ambassador after independence. The property has undergone various expansions throughout the 19th and 20th centuries. Currently, it features extensive gardens with diverse trees and plants. The visit highlights efforts in restoration and heritage preservation, within the themes of "Heritage in Danger" and "Photographic Heritage."

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