Karamanly House Museum

The Karamanly House Museum spans two floors across 472 square meters per level, featuring a central courtyard with a decorative fountain and mosaic-covered walls.

Built during the reign of Ali Pasha Al-Qaramanli in the late 18th century, this residence transformed into a museum following restoration work in the 1990s.

The museum displays traditional Libyan furnishings, costumes, weapons, copper ornaments, and everyday items from the Karamanli dynasty period in dedicated exhibition rooms.

Visitors can access the museum for 3 Libyan dinars, with additional fees of 5 dinars for camera usage and 10 dinars for video recording.

The museum contains a specialized room called Dar Alarasah that exhibits instruments used by Sufi practitioners during the Karamanli period.

Location: Tripoli

GPS coordinates: 32.89720,13.17670

Latest update: March 18, 2025 02:21