The fortified city of Anjar is 55 km east of Beirut in the Bekaa plain. It was built in the

Located in the Bekaa plain, 85 km northeast of Beirut, Baalbeck is an important historical site where you will see

Located 45 km from Beirut, it was built in 1812 by Emir Bechir Chehab II for his three sons, Qassim,

Strategically located at the crossroads of three continents, Asia, Africa and Europe, Beirut is unique among world capitals. With a

Located 37 km north of Beirut, Jbeil is thought by many to be the oldest city in the world- continuously

Located southeast of Beirut, Deir El Kamar is unique in Lebanon, a town restored and maintained in a style many

Along the northern coast of Beirut, at the mouth of the Dog River (Nahr El Kalb), the overhanging cliff contains

Echmoun is situated 1 km from Sidon in a garden known as Bustan El Sheikh amidst an expanse of citrus

Harissa can be reached from Jounieh by road or by cable car- the first of its kind in the Middle

Shy and quiet in the early 70s, the coastal village of Jounieh is located 15 km north of Beirut and

A little beyond Dog River, the road leads to the Jeita Grotto, one of the world’s most extensive grottos and

The place where the miracle of wine occurred, Qana in Galilee, in the south of Lebanon, is an important site

The City of Sidon is 43 km south of Beirut. There is evidence that the city was inhabited as long

The Cedars are located 125 km from Beirut. Now the national symbol of Lebanon, the cedar was often mentioned in

Tripoli is 85 km north of Beirut, the capital of northern Lebanon, and its second largest city. From the earliest

The city of Tyre is located on a peninsula 83 km south of Beirut that was once completely separated from