From Hercules and Archimedes to Roman conquest, Billy Cotsis traces the rise and fall of Greek colonies across the Western Mediterranean — with Syracuse as their final stronghold ...

Discover how navigating travel restrictions leads to a warm welcome and unforgettable experiences in today's evolving Libya.

Bipasha Hayat’s deep-rooted passion for art has long been visible through her work and social media presence. A dedicated and ...

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Algeria, Africa’s largest country, is throwing its doors open to record numbers of visitors. Roman ruins and trekking through the Sahara desert to a gigantic “open-air museum” filled with prehistoric ...

Security and operations along this border are being augmented by new customs agreements between Algeria and Libya. The Algerian ... mountains — and abundant Roman ruins, including the UNESCO ...

Moving to the Roman outpost of Libya, Leptis Magna was one of the most prominent cities of Roman Africa and had a golden era during the reign of Emperor Septimus Severus. The city has an incredible ...

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It's likely that Mauritania and Libya will experience a similar boost ... Algeria is home to a number of historical sites including the Ancient Roman Ruins of Djemila, Timgad, and Tipaza.

Ancient Roman ruins like Leptis Magna, the labyrinthine streets of Tripoli, and coastal beauty that rivals the Mediterranean’s best—Libya has plenty to offer, if you’re willing to take the risk.

According to Travel and Tour World, nearly 100,000 international travellers visited Libya in the past year, drawn by its ancient Roman ruins, unique landscapes, and cultural heritage. Countries ...

and although it was abandoned by AD 450, the influence and some remnants of the ancient city still remain. Join Pott’s as he explores how modern London rose up from Roman ruins.