Lebanon packs Roman ruins, Mediterranean beaches, and snow-capped mountains into a small but culturally rich country. Beirut's cosmopolitan energy and renowned cuisine make it a compelling stop on any Middle Eastern itinerary.
A cosmopolitan capital known for its nightlife, cuisine, and seaside corniche.
Some of the largest and best-preserved Roman temple ruins in the world.
One of the oldest continuously inhabited cities, with a historic harbour and Crusader castle.
A spectacular limestone cave system with underground rivers.
Ancient cedar forests that once supplied timber to Phoenician ships.
A UNESCO-listed coastal city with Roman ruins and sandy beaches.
Marvel at the towering columns of the Temple of Jupiter.
Drift through illuminated underground caverns and rivers.
Stroll past Phoenician ruins and a medieval Crusader castle.
Sample hummus, tabbouleh, and manakish across the city's neighbourhoods.
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Lebanon's position on the Mediterranean has made it a crossroads of Phoenician, Roman, and Ottoman history, visible in ruins at Baalbek and Byblos. Its renowned cuisine reflects this same layered cultural heritage.
Despite its small size, Lebanon's geography ranges from snow-capped mountains to Mediterranean beaches, often allowing visitors to ski and swim in the sea on the same day.