Tunisia | Free Entry to Sites and Museums on November 1

✅ Good News — Flash Radio shares this positive update with you. Tunisia celebrates this Sunday, November 1, a new cultural initiative: free access to sites, monuments, and museums linked to the Agency for Heritage Promotion and Cultural Development (AMVPPC). This day offers Tunisians and foreign residents the opportunity to discover the country's historical and artistic treasures for free. To take advantage of this offer, simply present an identity card or a residence permit. ⏱️ 1 min read Recent facts and developments The free days extend beyond November 1. Tunisians can freely visit sites and museums on the first Sundays of each month, as well as on April 18 (International Day of Sites and Monuments) and May 18 (International Museum Day). Public holidays are also included in this free access policy. The AMVPPC has published a detailed list of museums, archaeological sites, and historical monuments open to the public, inviting people to explore Tunisia's heritage. Dozens of sites and museums, from the center of Tunis to Sousse and Djerba, will be accessible for free. From archaeology to contemporary art, each visit allows an immersion into Tunisia's history and culture. The ideal opportunity for families, tourists, and Tunisians to discover the richness of their country. The Agency urges the public to take advantage of this cultural week to experience something unique. Flash Radio keeps you informed in real time ⚡ Key Points ▸ Tunisians can freely visit sites and museums on the first Sundays of each month, as well as on April 18 (International Day of Sites and Monuments) and May 18 (International Museum Day). ▸ The AMVPPC has published a detailed list of museums, archaeological sites, and historical monuments open to the public, inviting people to explore Tunisia's heritage. ▸