Martyr's Square

The square and castle have become a shadow of their former selves. A great deal of neglect is evident even by comparing old and recent pictures. This doesn't mean that it's not worth visiting but don't expect much.

The atmosphere was great, the place has so much history and it's the center of the city! İ advice to go in the early morning around sunrise, as there will be less people and you will get to enjoy the experience of the old city more as well! The seaside is right next to you and the Italian architecture will be surrounding you. Highly recommended

A good place to see how Tripolitanians are going with their day.

The minted green tea was tasty and its better to visit it at night...

Quite crowded with people. You can see people riding horses, children playing car games, sales activities and feeding pegion birds. We came the time there was a group of people making political demonstrations.

Martyrs Square aka Green Square is the heart of Tripoli city and a huge tourist attraction site, It is the starting point for a number of major city streets, including Omar Al-Mukhtar Street, Mezran Street, December 24 Street (formerly the first of September), and Al-Istiklal Street (formerly Muhammed Al-Maqrif). The former state building was overlooked by each of Tripoli's largest theatres, the Miramare Theater, the Sidi Hammouda Mosque, and a public park.

It’s a beautiful place full of history. It’s my #1 recommendation for anyone visiting Tripoli. (It’s less crowded at weekdays)

i love this place but i always feel unsafe there! and its so sad! 😔