Dar Sebastian

Dar Sebastian is a modernist villa set within the International Cultural Centre of Hammamet. Built in the 1920s by Romanian philanthropist Georges Sebastian, it blends minimalist North African design with Mediterranean gardens and sea views. The house hosted artists and intellectuals between the wars and later served as a World War II headquarters. Today, visitors come for its serene architecture, landscaped grounds, and occasional cultural events. It’s a worthwhile stop for architecture enthusiasts and travelers seeking a quiet, historic setting rather than an extensive museum experience.