


Dar Lasram is an 18th‑century palace in the Tunis Medina with richly carved plaster, painted cedar ceilings and a tiled inward-facing courtyard — ideal for close architectural detail, textured interiors and atmospheric courtyard scenes. Best shot in morning or late afternoon for soft side light; weekdays are quieter. Access involves narrow medina alleys (limited parking near Bab el Bhar). Interiors may require permission or small fee; dress respectfully and expect occasional closures for events.



Dar Lasram is an 18th‑century palace in the Tunis Medina with richly carved plaster, painted cedar ceilings and a tiled inward-facing courtyard — ideal for close architectural detail, textured interiors and atmospheric courtyard scenes. Best shot in morning or late afternoon for soft side light; weekdays are quieter. Access involves narrow medina alleys (limited parking near Bab el Bhar). Interiors may require permission or small fee; dress respectfully and expect occasional closures for events.