Dâr Khira

A 19th-century palace castle situated in Tunis, Tunisia.

History

• Dâr Khira was constructed during the French protectorate period, reportedly between 1880 and 1895.
• The purpose of this structure is believed to have been a residence for the French colonial administration.

Architecture

The architecture of Dâr Khira reflects a blend of European styles, with influences from French neoclassicism. The layout consists of a central courtyard surrounded by buildings, including administrative offices and residential quarters.

Location

Dâr Khira is located at Rue Sidi Zahmoul in Tunis, Tunisia.

Current Status and Use

The castle is currently used for various purposes, although its primary function is no longer as an administrative residence. The structure has undergone restoration work to preserve its historical significance.

Heritage Status

D̂r Khira is listed as a protected historical monument in Tunisia.

Visiting Information

Due to limited information available on visiting hours and access restrictions, it is recommended that visitors contact local authorities or tour operators for up-to-date information.

Notable Features and Rooms

• No specific details are available regarding notable features or rooms within Dâr Khira.