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Some of the best-preserved Roman ruins on the Mediterranean coast, vast unspoiled Sahara scenery, and a country currently divided between competing governments with most Western travel advisories urging against visits.
Explore Libya on the map →A UNESCO World Heritage Roman city considered one of the best-preserved and least-visited archaeological sites in the world, its monumental architecture protected inadvertently by decades of instability.
A UNESCO World Heritage coastal Roman city known for its dramatically restored theatre, one of the finest examples of Roman theatre architecture in North Africa.
A UNESCO World Heritage Saharan mountain range holding thousands of prehistoric rock paintings and engravings documenting a once-green Sahara.
A UNESCO World Heritage oasis town of distinctive covered passageways and traditional Saharan architecture, historically among Libya's most remarkable sites.