Fabio Maniscalco

Tunisia, a melting pot of different civilizations, has always had a rich cultural activity, as testified by its prestigious museums and cultural institutions. This important Country of the Maghreb, consistently, has pursued a policy of openness in its international relations and has sustained various efforts to promote the cultural tourism. The article aims to emphasize the legal activities of safeguard and appraisal of Tunisia’s cultural heritage. In particular, the author describes the main institutions charged to protect Tunisia’s cultural heritage, and analyses the «Heritage Code», law no. 94-35.