One of the most important archaeological monuments that must be visited in the north of the West Bank to the northwest of the city of Nablus. The history of this archaeological landmark dates back to the Bronze Age when it was inhabited by a primitive people. The area has undergone many changes and historical events from the era of the Canaanites to the era of the Romans who They built the entire city and it was called "Sebastia", a Greek word that means distinguished. The archaeological area is characterized by the presence of many large columns, the Roman amphitheater, tombs and many other monuments that testify that Sebastia was a great Roman city. The city was hit by an earthquake in 1330 AD, and it still shows the effects of the destruction left behind until today.