BEIRUT HISTORICAL TOUR
Private Beirut Historical Tour
Experience the fascinating past of Lebanon’s capital on this Private Beirut Historical Tour. Walk through centuries of history as you explore iconic landmarks, from ancient Roman ruins to vibrant Ottoman-era streets. Discover the stories behind Beirut’s transformation while visiting key cultural and historical sites. A knowledgeable guide will bring the city’s history to life, making this a must-do experience for history lovers.
- Operates Daily Except Mondays
- Tour Duration: 5 Hours
- Suggested Pickup Time: 9.00 am
- Hotel Pick-up & Drop-off
- Comfortable A/C Vehicle
- Tour Leader
- Local Guide
- Lunch
- Tickets / Admission to the sites
Discover the Rich Heritage of Lebanon’s Capital
Your Private Beirut Historical Tour begins with a pickup from your accommodation in Beirut. Your expert guide will take you on a journey through the city’s rich history, starting with the Roman Baths, an ancient site that showcases Lebanon’s deep-rooted past. Learn about the significance of these ruins and how they were once a central gathering place in Roman Beirut.
Next, stroll through Nejmeh Square, home to Beirut’s iconic clock tower, surrounded by French colonial architecture. This lively area is a symbol of the city’s resilience and transformation over the years. Continue to Martyrs’ Square, a landmark that pays tribute to Lebanon’s struggles and victories.
Your journey continues with a visit to the Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque, an architectural masterpiece that stands beside the historic Saint George Maronite Cathedral. Admire the stunning blend of Islamic and Christian influences that define Beirut’s cultural heritage.
From there, explore Beirut Souks, a modern marketplace built on an ancient trading hub, offering a glimpse into the city’s commercial history. Then, visit the National Museum of Beirut, which houses a remarkable collection of artifacts spanning from prehistoric times to the Ottoman period.
Your final stop is Zaitunay Bay, where you can relax by the waterfront, take in the stunning views, and reflect on Beirut’s evolution from an ancient city to a modern metropolis.
At the end of the tour, you’ll be dropped off at your accommodation, enriched with a deeper understanding of Beirut’s history and cultural diversity.
Tour Highlights:
Explore ancient Roman ruins in the heart of Beirut.
Walk through vibrant streets filled with Ottoman and French influences.
Visit historic churches, mosques, and iconic landmarks.
Learn about Beirut’s complex history from a knowledgeable guide.
Enjoy a personalized experience on a private guided tour.
Duration: Approx. 4–5 hours
Start & End Point: Pickup and drop-off at your accommodation in Beirut
Inclusions: Private guide and transportation
Exclusions: Lunch and admission to historical sites
Book now and uncover the timeless beauty of Beirut with an expert guide!
National Museum
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National museum
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