Leptis Magna, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Libya, stands as a testament to Roman urban planning and architecture with its remarkably preserved ruins. This ancient coastal city features grand structures like the Severan Basilica, an ornate theater, and extensive marketplaces, reflecting its prominence as a thriving trade hub. Its intricate mosaics and monumental arches highlight the sophisticated craftsmanship of the era. Recognized for its historical value, it offers a vivid glimpse into the past of a once-flourishing civilization.

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