Attraction · Coast and viewpointsPigeon Rocks
Beirut's best-known coastal landmark: two limestone sea stacks just off Raouche.
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Attractions in Lebanon
Caves, World Heritage sites, cedar forests, museums, palaces and historic landmarks, gathered into practical guides for planning each visit.
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Attraction · Coast and viewpoints
National Museum of Beirut
Lebanon's principal archaeology museum and an accessible introduction to the country's long history.
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Byblos Castle
A Crusader castle at the heart of Byblos's UNESCO-listed archaeological site.
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Attraction · Caves and natureJeita Grotto
A vast limestone cave system with a walk-through upper gallery and, when conditions allow, an underground boat trip.
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Attraction · Views and cultureHarissa
A major pilgrimage site above Jounieh Bay, centred on the Our Lady of Lebanon shrine and sweeping coastal views.
Open the guideAttraction · Archaeology and historyBaalbek Temples
One of the Roman world's most monumental sanctuary complexes, dominated by the temples of Jupiter and Bacchus.
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Cedars of God
A protected grove of ancient Lebanon cedars above Bsharri and part of the Qadisha Valley World Heritage Site.
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Qadisha Valley
A dramatic mountain valley of cliffs, paths and historic monasteries, protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Anjar
A rare planned Umayyad city in the Bekaa Valley, with colonnaded streets, palaces and early Islamic remains.
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Chouwen
A steep walking route through the Ibrahim River valley to clear pools and wooded river scenery.
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Baatara Gorge
A seasonal waterfall dropping through a limestone sinkhole crossed by three natural rock bridges.
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Jezzine Waterfall
A seasonal waterfall below the mountain town of Jezzine, with viewpoints across the southern highlands.
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Afqa Cave and Waterfall
A powerful seasonal spring emerging from a limestone cave at the source of the Ibrahim River.
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Oyoun el Samak
A river and waterfall landscape in northern Lebanon where access depends on local roads and seasonal conditions.
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Beiteddine Palace
A 19th-century palace complex known for its courtyards, stonework, mosaics and Chouf mountain setting.
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Shouf Biosphere Reserve
Lebanon's largest nature reserve, protecting extensive cedar forests, wildlife and marked walking routes.
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Chateau Ksara
A historic Bekaa Valley winery known for its underground cellars and an introduction to Lebanese wine.
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Sidon Sea Castle
A Crusader fortress built on small islands at the edge of Sidon's old city and harbour.
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Sidon Old Souk
A compact historic quarter of vaulted lanes, workshops and food stalls behind Sidon's harbour.
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Tyre Archaeological Sites
Two major archaeological areas preserving Roman streets, baths, a necropolis and a vast hippodrome.
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