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Ribat — Attraction in Monastir

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Ribat
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A ribāṭ is an Arabic term, initially designating a small fortification built along a frontier during the first years of the Muslim conquest of the Maghreb to house military volunteers, called murabitun, ...
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Ribat

QRGM+F6M, Rte de la Falaise, Monastir, Tunisia
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A ribāṭ is an Arabic term, initially designating a small fortification built along a frontier during the first years of the Muslim conquest of the Maghreb to house military volunteers, called murabitun, ...

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attractions: Bourguiba Mosque, Mausoleum of Habib Bourguiba, Qaraiya Beach, Monastir Beach, Spring Land/ Adem Park, restaurants: My Cocoon, Oriento, Le Roi du CousCous, Restaurant Dar Chraka, Dar Bibi, restaurant Marina The Captain, Sushi by Skhiri, Restaurant Dar Khadija, L’horizon Bleu Da Mirella, THE VIEW (La Palette Resto & Lounge)
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Nearby attractions of Ribat

Bourguiba Mosque

Mausoleum of Habib Bourguiba

Qaraiya Beach

Monastir Beach

Spring Land/ Adem Park

Bourguiba Mosque

Bourguiba Mosque

4.5

(297)

Open 24 hours
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Mausoleum of Habib Bourguiba

Mausoleum of Habib Bourguiba

4.6

(715)

Open until 5:30 PM
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Qaraiya Beach

Qaraiya Beach

3.9

(57)

Open 24 hours
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Monastir Beach

Monastir Beach

4.4

(27)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Ribat

My Cocoon

Oriento

Le Roi du CousCous

Restaurant Dar Chraka

Dar Bibi

restaurant Marina The Captain

Sushi by Skhiri

Restaurant Dar Khadija

L’horizon Bleu Da Mirella

THE VIEW (La Palette Resto & Lounge)

My Cocoon

My Cocoon

4.5

(281)

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Oriento

Oriento

3.9

(94)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Le Roi du CousCous

Le Roi du CousCous

4.3

(77)

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Restaurant Dar Chraka

Restaurant Dar Chraka

3.6

(235)

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4.6
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The Ribat of Monastir is a historical site with some notable features, though it has its drawbacks. The entrance fee for adults is 8 Dinars.

One of the highlights of visiting the Ribat is that it's great for taking pictures, offering picturesque views of the surrounding area. Many visitors also appreciate looking at the view from the structure. The beautiful courtyard provides a pleasant and photogenic space to explore.

However, it's important to be aware that the Ribat has tight and narrow spaces. This can be dangerous, especially when climbing up the stairs where you might encounter other people coming in the opposite direction. Additionally, if you're tall, be careful of head height in some areas.

For those interested in museums, the museum within the Ribat is very small and boring.

On a practical note, the Ribat has toilet facilities.

In summary: The Ribat of Monastir offers some lovely views and photo opportunities, particularly within its beautiful courtyard. However, visitors should be mindful of the potentially dangerous tight spaces and low head heights. The museum on-site is unlikely to be...

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5.0
2y

Very cute small fort right by the water, in touristy area of the town. 8TND pp entry is well worth it. WCs in good shape, lots of stairs and tower to climb around (keep two hands free, some are narrow and irregular...don't fall!). Nothing pretty here, all coarse carved rock, sloppy mortar, no finished edges, no polish, no lapped floors, no plants, no cover (beware in summer it was be scorching hot and bright). This fort is all about pure defense.

Definitely climb the tower (one at a time, yell from the bottom or top), but beware it's very narrow. Short climb though, decent light so not too hazardous. Cute view from up top but only room for 2-3 people at most (and not much for safety fence either). If not crowded give it a shot.

Small museum has some artifacts from Kairouan, some coins, nothing so great. Come to the fort to climb around, views of the port and town.

Parking gratis on the street outside...

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5.0
2y

One of the main reasons to visit Monastir is the magnificent Ribat. It is only 1 Dinar on the electric metro from Sousse and takes about 30 minutes to get there. There is a small museum with artefacts and giving some history of the place. The whole Ribat is available to walk around and explore. Some of the stair wells don't have hand rails so caution is advised. The stairwell up to the tower is narrow so listen out for anyone coming up or down. The viewpoint is also very narrow, space for about 3 / 4 people only. If you have mobility issues you may struggle to see the whole site as there are no lifts or ramps. The price is very reasonable and there is no time limit to your visit. It was fairly quite on my visit and the 360 views from the top are well worth the short...

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Mohammed Jahed AhmedMohammed Jahed Ahmed
The Ribat of Monastir is a historical site with some notable features, though it has its drawbacks. The entrance fee for adults is 8 Dinars. One of the highlights of visiting the Ribat is that it's great for taking pictures, offering picturesque views of the surrounding area. Many visitors also appreciate looking at the view from the structure. The beautiful courtyard provides a pleasant and photogenic space to explore. However, it's important to be aware that the Ribat has tight and narrow spaces. This can be dangerous, especially when climbing up the stairs where you might encounter other people coming in the opposite direction. Additionally, if you're tall, be careful of head height in some areas. For those interested in museums, the museum within the Ribat is very small and boring. On a practical note, the Ribat has toilet facilities. In summary: The Ribat of Monastir offers some lovely views and photo opportunities, particularly within its beautiful courtyard. However, visitors should be mindful of the potentially dangerous tight spaces and low head heights. The museum on-site is unlikely to be a highlight.
Steven WebbSteven Webb
Very cute small fort right by the water, in touristy area of the town. 8TND pp entry is well worth it. WCs in good shape, lots of stairs and tower to climb around (keep two hands free, some are narrow and irregular...don't fall!). Nothing pretty here, all coarse carved rock, sloppy mortar, no finished edges, no polish, no lapped floors, no plants, no cover (beware in summer it was be scorching hot and bright). This fort is all about pure defense. Definitely climb the tower (one at a time, yell from the bottom or top), but beware it's very narrow. Short climb though, decent light so not too hazardous. Cute view from up top but only room for 2-3 people at most (and not much for safety fence either). If not crowded give it a shot. Small museum has some artifacts from Kairouan, some coins, nothing so great. Come to the fort to climb around, views of the port and town. Parking gratis on the street outside (off season).
Mo AMo A
One of the main reasons to visit Monastir is the magnificent Ribat. It is only 1 Dinar on the electric metro from Sousse and takes about 30 minutes to get there. There is a small museum with artefacts and giving some history of the place. The whole Ribat is available to walk around and explore. Some of the stair wells don't have hand rails so caution is advised. The stairwell up to the tower is narrow so listen out for anyone coming up or down. The viewpoint is also very narrow, space for about 3 / 4 people only. If you have mobility issues you may struggle to see the whole site as there are no lifts or ramps. The price is very reasonable and there is no time limit to your visit. It was fairly quite on my visit and the 360 views from the top are well worth the short sharp climb up.
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The Ribat of Monastir is a historical site with some notable features, though it has its drawbacks. The entrance fee for adults is 8 Dinars. One of the highlights of visiting the Ribat is that it's great for taking pictures, offering picturesque views of the surrounding area. Many visitors also appreciate looking at the view from the structure. The beautiful courtyard provides a pleasant and photogenic space to explore. However, it's important to be aware that the Ribat has tight and narrow spaces. This can be dangerous, especially when climbing up the stairs where you might encounter other people coming in the opposite direction. Additionally, if you're tall, be careful of head height in some areas. For those interested in museums, the museum within the Ribat is very small and boring. On a practical note, the Ribat has toilet facilities. In summary: The Ribat of Monastir offers some lovely views and photo opportunities, particularly within its beautiful courtyard. However, visitors should be mindful of the potentially dangerous tight spaces and low head heights. The museum on-site is unlikely to be a highlight.
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Very cute small fort right by the water, in touristy area of the town. 8TND pp entry is well worth it. WCs in good shape, lots of stairs and tower to climb around (keep two hands free, some are narrow and irregular...don't fall!). Nothing pretty here, all coarse carved rock, sloppy mortar, no finished edges, no polish, no lapped floors, no plants, no cover (beware in summer it was be scorching hot and bright). This fort is all about pure defense. Definitely climb the tower (one at a time, yell from the bottom or top), but beware it's very narrow. Short climb though, decent light so not too hazardous. Cute view from up top but only room for 2-3 people at most (and not much for safety fence either). If not crowded give it a shot. Small museum has some artifacts from Kairouan, some coins, nothing so great. Come to the fort to climb around, views of the port and town. Parking gratis on the street outside (off season).
Steven Webb

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One of the main reasons to visit Monastir is the magnificent Ribat. It is only 1 Dinar on the electric metro from Sousse and takes about 30 minutes to get there. There is a small museum with artefacts and giving some history of the place. The whole Ribat is available to walk around and explore. Some of the stair wells don't have hand rails so caution is advised. The stairwell up to the tower is narrow so listen out for anyone coming up or down. The viewpoint is also very narrow, space for about 3 / 4 people only. If you have mobility issues you may struggle to see the whole site as there are no lifts or ramps. The price is very reasonable and there is no time limit to your visit. It was fairly quite on my visit and the 360 views from the top are well worth the short sharp climb up.
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