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Tourist attractions in Libya
There are many tourist attractions in Libya and many different museums such as the Archaeological Museum, the Baptis Magna Archeology Museum, the Natural History Museum, the Archeology Museum in Sabratha and others, in addition to the archaeological sites in Ptolemy, Apollonia in Cyrenaica, and the Sabah Museum which has various exhibitions to display the remains of the pieces The archeology, the following are the most important archaeological and historical tourist attractions in the State of Libya.
Great mane
It was built by Romen Emperor Septimius Severus, and considered one of the most beautiful Romen cities ever, and in our time it is one of the UNESCO World Heritage sites, and it has many monuments overlooking the Mediterranean Sea:
The ancient city of Ghadames
Ghadames is considered one of the oldest cities in the state of Libya, and it is also listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is worth noting that this city still retains its luster and beauty until the present time.
Nafusa Mountains
The Nafusa Mountains are located in the western side of Libya, and it is inhabited by most Berbers in the country. It is considered a habitat for goats and figs, olives and apricots, and it is characterized by its coldness compared to other regions in Libya.
Jamahiriya House
The Jamahiriya House is an exciting Libyan museum in the world, and it has many diverse effects that have been praised by UNESCO for its great importance in the history of Libya.
Corina
Our Qurian is one of the ancient Greek settlements that was founded in the year 630 BC, and at the present time our Qurian is considered an archaeological site and is famous for having the Temple of Zeus.
Acacus flowed
The Tadratus of Acacus is characterized by the rock carvings in its caves that express artistic rock paintings of animals and people riding horses and practicing their daily activities, and history mentioned that settlers inhabited the area for nearly 12,000 years.
