The medina of Sfax, built in 235 H/849 Ap. J.C, by Aghlabides under the reign of Abbassides, is one of rare medieval cities of North Africa having kept intact its ramparts during the history.

The project of Dar Baya is the one at first of the rescue of one of the traditional resting places of the medina of Sfax, thanks to the tenacity of a passionate man, love of the his natal city and determined to value the cultural heritage.

Dar Baya offers an example of the architectural plan of the traditional houses, with its facade simply drilled by small windows in the floor and by doors. The hallway ( Assakifa), the patio ( Wasat Ad-Dar), and some rooms with their alcove intended to welcome the bed, are also typical of the Arab-Muslim architecture. The house is from now on a charming hotel, endowed with 18 beds, with his restaurant and with his cultural coffee.

All the team of Dar Baya waits for you to make you discover the treasures of the city of Sfax and its neighborhood, its lifestyle and its gastronomy.

The medina of Sfax, built in 235 H/849 Ap. J.C, by Aghlabides under the reign of Abbassides, is one of rare medieval cities of North Africa having kept intact its ramparts during the history.

The project of Dar Baya is the one at first of the rescue of one of the traditional resting places of the medina of Sfax, thanks to the tenacity of a passionate man, love of the his natal city and determined to value the cultural heritage.

Dar Baya offers an example of the architectural plan of the traditional houses, with its facade simply drilled by small windows in the floor and by doors. The hallway ( Assakifa), the patio ( Wasat Ad-Dar), and some rooms with their alcove intended to welcome the bed, are also typical of the Arab-Muslim architecture. The house is from now on a charming hotel, endowed with 18 beds, with his restaurant and with his cultural coffee.

All the team of Dar Baya waits for you to make you discover the treasures of the city of Sfax and its neighborhood, its lifestyle and its gastronomy.

The medina of Sfax, built in 235 H/849 Ap. J.C, by Aghlabides under the reign of Abbassides, is one of rare medieval cities of North Africa having kept intact its ramparts during the history.

The project of Dar Baya is the one at first of the rescue of one of the traditional resting places of the medina of Sfax, thanks to the tenacity of a passionate man, love of the his natal city and determined to value the cultural heritage.

Dar Baya offers an example of the architectural plan of the traditional houses, with its facade simply drilled by small windows in the floor and by doors. The hallway ( Assakifa), the patio ( Wasat Ad-Dar), and some rooms with their alcove intended to welcome the bed, are also typical of the Arab-Muslim architecture. The house is from now on a charming hotel, endowed with 18 beds, with his restaurant and with his cultural coffee.

All the team of Dar Baya waits for you to make you discover the treasures of the city of Sfax and its neighborhood, its lifestyle and its gastronomy.

The medina of Sfax, built in 235 H/849 Ap. J.C, by Aghlabides under the reign of Abbassides, is one of rare medieval cities of North Africa having kept intact its ramparts during the history.

The project of Dar Baya is the one at first of the rescue of one of the traditional resting places of the medina of Sfax, thanks to the tenacity of a passionate man, love of the his natal city and determined to value the cultural heritage.

Dar Baya offers an example of the architectural plan of the traditional houses, with its facade simply drilled by small windows in the floor and by doors. The hallway ( Assakifa), the patio ( Wasat Ad-Dar), and some rooms with their alcove intended to welcome the bed, are also typical of the Arab-Muslim architecture. The house is from now on a charming hotel, endowed with 18 beds, with his restaurant and with his cultural coffee.

All the team of Dar Baya waits for you to make you discover the treasures of the city of Sfax and its neighborhood, its lifestyle and its gastronomy.

The medina of Sfax, built in 235 H/849 Ap. J.C, by Aghlabides under the reign of Abbassides, is one of rare medieval cities of North Africa having kept intact its ramparts during the history.

The project of Dar Baya is the one at first of the rescue of one of the traditional resting places of the medina of Sfax, thanks to the tenacity of a passionate man, love of the his natal city and determined to value the cultural heritage.

Dar Baya offers an example of the architectural plan of the traditional houses, with its facade simply drilled by small windows in the floor and by doors. The hallway ( Assakifa), the patio ( Wasat Ad-Dar), and some rooms with their alcove intended to welcome the bed, are also typical of the Arab-Muslim architecture. The house is from now on a charming hotel, endowed with 18 beds, with his restaurant and with his cultural coffee.

All the team of Dar Baya waits for you to make you discover the treasures of the city of Sfax and its neighborhood, its lifestyle and its gastronomy.