Tripoli, the “Bride of the Mediterranean” was founded by the Greeks in the seventh century BC, and it is the capital of Libya and its largest city in terms of area and population density. Exceptional vitality on the tourism and economic levels, as it was a home and home to many peoples who left their archaeological and historical fingerprints that still exist to this day. In addition to the ancient archaeological monuments and treasures and the old tourist hotels that attract large numbers of tourists to the city every year, this coastal city is full of popular markets rich in wonderful traditional products and goods. It also includes oases and lakes spread near the beach, which extends for a distance of more than 300 km.