🕌🗿🕌Tripoli

Find hotels and guesthouses for a comfortable stay.

Explore the old town, Arch of Marcus Aurelius, and the National Museum of Libya.

Support efforts to protect Libya's cultural heritage.

Taste local dishes like couscous, bazeen, and baklava.

Experience traditional events and ceremonies if and when they are held.

Consult a travel doctor for required vaccinations and travel advisories.

Internet access is limited and controlled by the government.

Arabic is the official language spoken in Tripoli.

While travel is not recommended at the moment, you can explore historical sites and museums.

Capture the historic architecture and cultural artifacts.

Libya's political situation makes it unsafe for travel at the moment. Please consult travel advisories before planning a trip.

Buy handicrafts and souvenirs at local markets if available.

Due to the political situation, travel to Libya is currently not recommended.

Public transportation is available, and taxis are common for getting around the city.

Visit during the spring and autumn months for milder weather.

Respect the local dress code and wear conservative clothing.