"Tripolitania- Sabratha" Baladiyat Sabratah by Luchonda

Baladiyat Sabratah Travel Guide: 36 reviews and 68 photos

At the entrance, near the museum - Baladiyat Sabratah

Sabratha - cultural heritage

Through the collective recognition of the community of nations expressed within the principles of the convention concerning protection of the world cultural and natural heritage
Sabratha has been designed in 1982

Detail of the famous Sabratha theater

Philosopher discussing....

The pulpitum, or stagefront of Sabratha's theater.

Mausoleum Bee

The lions - detail of the mausoleum

The Punic Mausoleum. The overall form of the mausoleum is that of a tower (or "needle") tomb, between 23 and 24 meters in height. Two storeys high of which the principle facade is faced east and showing a relief of the God Bes (the tamer of lions).

Last visit to Baladiyat Sabratah: Oct 2007
Intro Updated Mar 15, 2008
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Reviews (4)

Mosaic in the local museum - Baladiyat Sabratah

Tripolitania - Sabratha Things to Do (4)

The most spectacular site in Sabratha is the Theater, without doubt. Builded during the reign of the Emperor Commodus... more travel advice

The Roman Baths Things to Do (4)

Another interesting place to be visited - the Roman Bath, next to the famous Theater. The floors decorated by old... more travel advice

Detail of the theaters pulpitum -1 - Baladiyat Sabratah

Tripolitania - Sabratha Things to Do (4)

The pulpitum, or stagefront of Sabratha's theater. When i visited this magnificent place there was a local guide... more travel advice

The colums and a headless Fluvius statue - Baladiyat Sabratah

Tripolitania - Sabratha Things to Do (4)

The Flavius Tullus fountain and a headless statue of Flavius himself. Picture 3 : Next to the mediterrean sea, a... more travel advice

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Written Dec 4, 2007

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Bwana_Brown Jan 11, 2008 at 8:54 PM

Amazing and unforgiving at the same time! I still can't believe how long Roman architecture has survived and yet we still can't realize its value enough to protect what is left of it!