Lebanon has had a rather troubled political history over the past fifty years, but it is a lovely country to visit.
Highlights of Lebanon's Attractions
Tripoli: Fascinating to explore, featuring The Crusader Citadel (circa 1100 AD), which can be toured, and the Great Mosque, a site well worth visiting.
Baalbek: Formerly known as Heliopolis 2,000 years ago, it was the most important Greek and Roman city in the Eastern Mediterranean. Today, it remains the most complete Roman city in the world and is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Byblos: Has been continuously occupied for 7,000 years, offering incredible historical significance.
The Cedars of God: These majestic trees are over 1,500 years old, embodying Lebanon’s natural heritage.
Tyre: Dating back to 3,000 BC, this city is steeped in ancient history.
Sidon: A former Silk Road trading post with rich cultural and historical importance.
Beirut: One of the oldest cities in the world, offering a unique blend of history and modernity.
About the Map
Our map shows:
Lebanon on one side, accompanied by ample text blocks to provide insightful information.
Beirut on the other side, allowing for detailed exploration of this historic city.