Archaeology
Leptis Magna
An ancient city on the Libyan coast and one of the outstanding Roman-period sites of North Africa.
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An ancient city on the Libyan coast and one of the outstanding Roman-period sites of North Africa.
An archaeological city on the Mediterranean west of Tripoli, first a Phoenician center and later a Roman city.
A traditional oasis urban fabric characterized by covered passages and architecture adapted to the desert environment.
An ancient Greek city near modern Shahhat in Jebel Akhdar.
A desert mountain region in southwestern Libya famous for rock paintings and engravings.
An oasis town whose traditional architecture is adapted to the desert climate.
Rock-art scenes documenting environmental and human-life changes in the Sahara.
An ancient Greek city near Shahat in the Jabal al Akhdar region.
An archaeological site in western Libya that flourished as a Mediterranean trading centre.
A major Roman city on the Libyan coast with outstanding monumental remains.
Potato slices filled with seasoned minced meat, coated with egg and breadcrumbs, then fried.
Steamed couscous served in Libya commonly with vegetable stew and meat.
A well-known Libyan dish made chiefly from barley flour, water and salt, commonly served with a red sauce.
