Top Things to do in Lebanon
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The 10 Best Free Things to do in Lebanon, Lebanon
Discover the best top things to do in Lebanon, Lebanon including Saint Charbel Tomb, Chateau St Thomas, Tyre, Qadisha Valley, American University of Beirut, Khan Al-Khayyatin, Churches of Harissa, Greek Orthodox Cathedral of Saint George, The Shrine of Our Lady of Lebanon, Chateau Ksara.
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1. Saint Charbel Tomb
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5.0 based on 214 reviews
Reviewed By 262basilm - Houston, United States
Every time we are in Lebanon we visit St Charbel Tomb so we had been to this Holy Place ..Even it was a Thursday Morning it was Crowded with Visitors .. We assisted a Mass in the small Church than we visited the tomb .. We enjoyed having the Blessing from the Priest also Communion..
2. Chateau St Thomas
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5.0 based on 29 reviews
Established in 1990 by Said Touma and his family on a hill overlooking the Bekaa valley, Chateau St Thomas estate is a vineyard spreading over 65 ha & a wine storehouse for fermentation and ageing. Winery is open from Monday to Saturday from 9am to 4:30pm for winery tour, visit of St Thomas chapel & wine tasting.
3. Tyre
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4.5 based on 170 reviews
The impressive ruins of a great Phoenician city.
Reviewed By halcatra - Edinburgh, United Kingdom
It is one of two archaeological sites in Tyre - smaller one but also beautiful. It is located at the seaside, which gives us a lot of photo opportunities in great scenery. I definitely recommend visiting both archaeological sites, if possible with a guide who can make them alive by telling all the amazing stories about the people who lived and worked in the ancient Tyre.
4. Qadisha Valley
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4.5 based on 144 reviews
This holy gorge is filled with ancient monasteries and hermitages carved into its cliffs.
Reviewed By halcatra - Edinburgh, United Kingdom
It is a great place to visit in Lebanon. It shows that the country does not consist of only archeological sites but has also great mountains. There are a lot of walking paths, churches and convents of all the religions in the country, picnic spots - a lot to do and see. If you are in Lebanon for a couple of days, it is definitely a must.
5. American University of Beirut
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4.5 based on 771 reviews
Reviewed By ofolokekolo - Al Khobar, Saudi Arabia
Located between a very busy city street and the Corniche, this beautiful garden forest offers to visitors the opportunity to enjoy the perfect match between arquitectura and nature, while being energized by the presence of young students all over the place. I spent almost 3 wonderful hours enjoying the environment and relaxing my mind between forest and sea view. The access It is totally free but your passport is required! Does miss it in your next visit to Beirut!
6. Khan Al-Khayyatin
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4.5 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By halcatra - Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Tripoli has definitely the best souks in Lebanon. A lot of traditional products to buy with a really good prices! One of the main products which was produced and sold here in the past were soaps, very nice one made of olive, with amazing scents.
7. Churches of Harissa
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4.5 based on 275 reviews
Reviewed By gabyssssssss
We passed by this holy place after Paragliding Club Thermique. It's just 3 minutes away by car. We actually flew above it with pilot Elie Mansour and he suggested that we pass by to visit this amazing place. And glad we did :)
8. Greek Orthodox Cathedral of Saint George
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4.5 based on 358 reviews
Reviewed By sartzetakise2015 - Thessaloniki, Greece
A beautiful Greek orthodox church with some very nice iconographies on the walls (part of the old ones have survived the destruction of the civil war). The most important part though is the history hidden underneath the church in a well designed museum. Signs of a number of civilizations laid one on top of the other literally. Do mot miss to visit There is a small charge, definitely worth it.
9. The Shrine of Our Lady of Lebanon
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4.5 based on 961 reviews
Reviewed By TatevikS5
It was a mystery. The statue is on the high mountain. The view from top is amazing. Under the statue there is a small church. I had an unpredictable emotions inside.
10. Chateau Ksara
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4.5 based on 271 reviews
Chateau Ksara, the country's oldest winery, founded in 1857 by Jesuit Fathers. In August 1973, sold to a consortium of Lebanese businessmen Chateau Ksara's motto is "Modernity in Tradition". It is an idea that captures perfectly our position as Lebanon's oldest winery and the pioneering spirit that has kept Chateau Ksara at the forefront of Lebanon's wine industry, for over 156 years. Today's wine drinkers are both informed and discerning, and therefore we are committed to producing quality wines - varietals and blends made from our 25 local and international varieties - that will satisfy all palates and suit all occasions. Not only are our wines made to the most exacting standards with state of the art equipment, they also reflect the terroir of the Lebanon's historic Bekaa Valley, an area that has been making wine for over 2,000 years. It is a legacy that we respect with every bottle we make. Brand values The name of Chateau Ksara has become associated with the three core values: tradition, nobility and modernity. These are emphasized through name and lineage (tradition); through a high-quality product (nobility) and the tremendous innovative advances made since 1991 (modernity). Visit one of the world's most beautiful Wine Cellars 7 days per week from 9a.m till 6 p.m
Reviewed By Yucef-GB - Beirut, Lebanon
Famous for it's underground wine caves,the tour is informative and fun and the wine tasting part is the best part if the whole visit...
