Ifriqiya. Tredici secoli d'arte e d'architettura in Tunisia

This beautifully illustrated volume invites readers on a captivating journey through the rich tapestry of Tunisia's artistic and architectural heritage over thirteen centuries. Crafted by a team of scholars and art historians, it presents a comprehensive overview of the country's Islamic art, guiding readers along eleven carefully curated itineraries that can be explored in one or two days. Each route weaves together historical sites, iconic structures, and lesser-known gems, encouraging a deeper appreciation for the intricate designs and cultural significance that define Tunisia's unique aesthetic.

Through engaging narratives and evocative imagery, the authors delve into the story of Ifriqiya, revealing how various influences have shaped its art and architecture. From ancient foundations to contemporary expressions, this work not only serves as an invaluable resource for travelers and scholars alike but also underscores the enduring legacy of Tunisia’s vibrant cultural landscape. Each chapter offers a window into the past, breathing life into the stories of artisans and architects who have contributed to this rich heritage.