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Mausoleum of Habib Bourguiba- 历史文化
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Fathima Faiz - 3
Looks like a mosque from far, only realized that it is a shrine of the former President of Tunisia Habib Bourguiba and his family.As for the shrine, we ask God for wellness and safety in our religion. It is not permissible to build graves and shrines.
Legends l - 5
Mausoleum of Tunisia’s first president and his family. Very well decorated and preserved place. Free to enter.
Mahmoud Zaghloul - 5
The Mausoleum of Habib Bourguiba is a breathtaking monument and a fitting tribute to Tunisia’s first president. The architecture is stunning, blending traditional Islamic style with modern elements, and the golden domes and twin minarets make the structure stand out. The mausoleum itself is beautifully maintained, with immaculate grounds that convey a deep sense of respect and reverence. Inside, the attention to detail is remarkable. The marble, mosaics, and intricate tile work are all crafted with precision, creating an ambiance that is both grand and solemn. Visiting this place gives you a glimpse into Tunisia’s history and the legacy of a leader who played a crucial role in shaping the nation. It’s not just a historical site but also a place for quiet reflection. If you’re in Monastir, this is a must-visit to learn more about Tunisia’s history and pay homage to an influential figure. Highly recommended for history enthusiasts and those who appreciate beautiful architecture!
Abu Firas - 4
It looks like a mosque from far and when I approached, realized that it is a mausoleum of the former President of Tunisia Habib Bourguiba and his family. It's located near the main graveyard of public. Such a huge building with nice park around. Go upstairs and have a look at the graveyard from the top. You can see many belongings to the former president like his dress, shoes, hats and many photos with other presidents.
Fred Gogle - 5
Lovely peaceful resting place. It is free to enter. There is a huge plaza leading up to the main entrance gates. Public access is on the right hand side past the exit to the rear of the building. Photographs adorn some rooms, there is stair access to the upper floor.
