Karamanly House Museum

Karamanly House Museum is a historic residence in Old Tripoli with two floors arranged around a central courtyard. The courtyard features a decorative fountain and mosaic-covered walls that connect the surrounding rooms.

The building was constructed in the late 18th century under Ali Pasha al-Qaramanli's rule as his family residence. Major restoration work in the 1990s transformed it into the museum visitors see today.

The house displays traditional Libyan furnishings, clothing, and copper items from the Karamanli period arranged in rooms that show how the family lived. Walking through these spaces reveals the daily habits and preferences of the household.

The museum is located in the Old City and requires walking through narrow winding lanes to reach it. Check current opening times and entry conditions before planning your visit.

A specialized room called Dar Alarasah displays instruments used by Sufi practitioners during the Karamanli period. This space offers insight into the spiritual practices that took place within the household.