📷 Giovanni Boccardi · CC BY-SA 3.0 igo
Where in the world
Libya
The site
Sabratha lies on the Mediterranean coast of Libya, about 70 km west of modern Tripoli, and was the westernmost of the three cities of Roman Tripolis alongside Oea and Leptis Magna. Occupied from around 500 BCE into the Roman era, it grew into a prosperous coastal city. Its extensive archaeological remains were inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1982.
Field notes
- civilizations
- Roman
- types
- City
- occupied
- 500 BCE — 700 CE
- country
- Libya
- elevation
- 12 m above sea level
Figures of this place
Laid to rest, born or died at Sabratha
✶Monuments & structures
What stands within Sabratha
archaeological siteArchaeological Site of Sabratha
Chronicle
What happened at Sabratha
- 896 CEBattle of Manu
