Visit Banghāzī

Banghazi is the second largest city in Libya, located on the Mediterranean coast. It is a bustling port city with ancient roots and a rich history. Tourists can visit many historical monuments, including Leptis Magna, an impressive Roman ruin that's one of the best preserved in the world. There's also St. Mark's Cathedral, which boasts stunning Byzantine architecture from the 11th century as well as a beautiful garden. For those seeking to experience Libyan culture first-hand there are plenty of local markets and eateries where you can sample traditional dishes like couscous and shorba soup.

An interesting fact about Banghazi is that it was once part of Italy during the 1930s until World War II when German forces captured it. Today Banghazi serves as an important center for trade and commerce in North Africa and its proximity to Europe makes it increasingly popular with tourists looking to explore Libya's unique culture and history.