Dar Daouletli
Dar Daouletli is an old palace in the medina of Tunis.
Etymology
The palace got its name from one of his previous owners, the daouletli (Turkish word that derives from the Arabic word daoula meaning «government») or dey.
Localization
It is located in El Driba street, near Sidi Ben Arous Street.
History
The palace was built in the 17th century.[1] On 19 October 1992, it became an official historical monument.[2] Nowadays, it is the main office of Rachidia.
Gallery
- Northern facade of the main hall
- Southern facade of the main hall
- western facade of the main hall
- Eastern facade of the main hall
- Entrance of Dar Daouletli
- A concert in the hall
- Decoration of the walls
- The columns
- A room in Dar Daouletli
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Palaces of Tunis
- Dar Al Jaziri
- Dar Bach Hamba
- Dar Balma
- Dar Bayram
- Dar Belhouane
- Dar Ben Abdallah
- Dar Ben Achour
- Dar Ben Ayed
- Dar Bou Hachem
- Dar Caïd Nessim Samama
- Dar Daouletli
- Dar Djaït
- Dar Djellouli
- Dar El Bey
- Dar El Cherif
- Dar El Haddad
- Dar El Monastiri
- Dar Ibn Abi Dhiaf
- Dar Hammuda Pasha
- Dar Hussein
- Dar Lasram
- Dar Othman
- Dar Zarrouk
- Gnecco Palace
- Hayreddin Palace
- Khaznadar Palace
- Saheb Ettabaâ Palace
- Part of Medina of Tunis
- WikiProject Tunisia