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Tripoli 2006–2012 2 photos of this spot

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The Arch of Marcus Aurelius stands in the old city of Tripoli, Libya, photographed in 2006. Built around 163-164 AD, it is among the oldest surviving Roman structures in the city, marking the intersection of its ancient main streets.

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Arch Marcus Aurelius 2006 The Arch of Marcus Aurelius stands in the old city of Tripoli, Libya, photographed in 2006. Built around 163-164 AD, it is among the oldest surviving Roman structures in the city, marking the intersection of its ancient main streets.

Gurgi Mosque Interior Tripoli Libya, Tripoli, 2012

Gurgi Mosque Interior Tripoli Libya 2012 Gurgi Mosque, seen here from inside in 2012, is an Ottoman-era mosque in Tripoli's old medina built in the 1830s. It is known for its ornate dome and minaret and remains a landmark of the historic walled city.