Archaeology

Ancient Sabratha

An archaeological city on the Mediterranean west of Tripoli, first a Phoenician center and later a Roman city.

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Sabratha contains extensive archaeological remains, especially its Roman theater, public buildings and mosaics.

History

It developed as a Phoenician trading station and later became part of the Punic and Roman spheres.

Highlights

Roman theater, mosaics, temples and civic remains.

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