Sabratha

On the coast west of Tripoli, Sabratha retains the traces of a Phoenician counter which has become a Roman city. Its restored theatre, public buildings and museum collections tell about the Mediterranean and African exchanges. The discovery is based on reading a fragile archaeological complex, in an area where the journey remains formally discouraged.

To understand what Sabratha is, you must look at the archaeological site of Sabratha, the ancient Theatre of Sabratha and the Roman Museum of Sabratha. These places give us a view of a territory marked by the coastline and heritage and allow us to move from emblematic sites to more intimate stages.