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Lebanon's Iconic Sights & Attractions
From ancient Phoenician cities to snow-capped mountains and vibrant urban centers, Lebanon offers world-class attractions within its compact borders. Explore UNESCO World Heritage Sites, natural wonders, and cultural landmarks.
UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Bekaa Valley
Baalbek
The colossal Roman temple complex featuring the largest Roman stones ever carved, including the magnificent Temple of Jupiter.
- Temple of Bacchus (best preserved)
- Annual Baalbeck International Festival
- Heliopolis archaeological site
Mount Lebanon
Byblos (Jbeil)
One of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, with Phoenician, Roman, and Crusader ruins alongside a picturesque harbor.
- 12th century Crusader Castle
- Ancient Phoenician Royal Necropolis
- Historic Souks and St. John Church
North Lebanon
Qadisha Valley & Cedars
A sacred Christian valley with monasteries carved into cliffs, adjacent to Lebanon's iconic cedar forests.
- Monastery of Qannoubine
- Arz el-Rab (Cedars of God)
- Hiking trails through the valley
Natural Wonders
Keserwan
Jeita Grotto
The spectacular limestone caves featuring the world's largest stalactite, with an upper gallery and lower underground river.
- Nominee for New7Wonders of Nature
- Boat ride through lower cave
- Walkways through illuminated chambers
Bsharri
The Cedars of God
Lebanon's most famous cedar forest, home to ancient trees dating back thousands of years, the national symbol of Lebanon.
- Winter skiing resort
- Hiking trails among ancient trees
- Near Qadisha Valley monasteries
Coastal Gems
Beirut
Raouché (Pigeon Rocks)
Beirut's iconic offshore limestone formations, best viewed at sunset from the corniche promenade.
- Boat tours around the rocks
- Nearby seafood restaurants
- Popular sunset viewing spot
South Lebanon
Tyre Beaches & Ruins
Pristine Mediterranean beaches alongside impressive Phoenician and Roman archaeological sites.
- Al-Bass Hippodrome
- Tyre Coast Nature Reserve
- Crystal clear waters for swimming
North Lebanon
Batroun's Old Port & Beaches
Charming coastal town with Phoenician sea walls, citrus groves, and trendy beach clubs.
- Historic Phoenician Wall
- Colonel Microbrewery
- Mseilha Fort nearby
Mountain Escapes
Keserwan
Faraya Mzaar
Lebanon's premier ski resort with 42 slopes and stunning mountain views.
North Lebanon
Bcharre & Kadisha Valley
Gibran Museum and gateway to the sacred valley's hiking trails.
North Lebanon
Ehden Forest
Mountain town with dense forests, summer homes, and hiking paths.
North Lebanon
Tannourine Cedars
Lesser-known but spectacular cedar reserve with hiking trails.
Urban Experiences
Beirut
Beirut Downtown & Solidere
The revitalized city center blending Ottoman-era buildings with modern architecture.
- Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque
- Roman Baths archaeological site
- High-end shopping and dining
North Lebanon
Tripoli's Historic Souks
Lebanon's second largest city with the most authentic medieval Arab markets.
- Mamluk-era architecture
- Soap Khan (traditional soap makers)
- Citadel of Raymond de Saint-Gilles
Religious & Historic Sites
Keserwan
Our Lady of Lebanon (Harissa)
The iconic white statue of Virgin Mary overlooking Jounieh Bay.
- Panoramic views from cable car
- Pilgrimage site for Maronites
- Nearby St. Paul Cathedral
South Lebanon
Maghdouché Madonna
Shrine built where Virgin Mary supposedly waited while Jesus preached in Sidon.
- Golden statue in tower
- Views to Mediterranean
- Underground chapel
Bekaa Valley
Anjar's Umayyad Ruins
8th century Islamic city with unique blend of Roman and Arab architecture.
- UNESCO World Heritage Site
- Grand Palace and Mosque
- Well-preserved colonnaded streets
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