Tunisia Telegraph: Dar Jebba Haunts After Demolition

The story of "Dar Jirba," the famous house believed to be haunted by ghosts and spirits in Tunisia, revolves around a popular legend that persisted for years. In reality, it was built in 1974 and was owned by a family that moved to live in Paris in 1983. The house was abandoned in 2011 due to thefts and deaths. Rumors began to spread online around 2015, speaking of a treasure guarded by jinn and magic, as well as strange incidents like a fire and the house being sealed off by unseen forces, despite there being no scientific evidence to support these claims. Later, the house became a tourist attraction and a popular social media topic before being officially demolished in March 2026. There are circulating stories about spirits intervening to stop the demolition, but in reality, workers were simply having breakfast. The legend remains alive, though it may now face a minor challenge: the resistance of spirits to leaving the house.

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