Souk Al-Haraj

The Haraj Market is considered one of the prominent landmarks in the city of Tripoli. At the northern end of the old town area in this city, which is characterized by its abundance of markets and khans, there is the Haraj Market, which is believed to have been built on the site of the ruins of a Crusader church, and it is distinguished by its distinctive architectural design, as The market's high, vaulted ceiling is supported by fourteen granite columns, two in the middle, and another twelve at the ends, which are thought to be remnants of the earlier structure. Today, the market specializes in selling mats, pillows, and mattresses. Access to it through a long corridor of cobblers' shops.