Beirut, Beiteddine & Deir el Qamar Guided Tour

Beirut

Beirut, the capital of Lebanon, often referred to as "The Paris of the Middle East," offers visitors an array of stylish experiences to explore, spanning sightseeing, culture, cuisine, nightlife, and shopping. 

The city's Downtown area boasts numerous historical mosques, churches, Martyrs' Square, Place de l'Étoile featuring a Rolex clock tower, and souks infused with Italian architectural influences. Along Beirut's picturesque waterfront, Zaytouna Bay, and the iconic Pigeon Rocks emerge from the sea, offering scenic delights. 

The National Museum is also a compelling destination for those eager to delve into Lebanon's rich history.

Beiteddine

Beiteddine, situated in the Chouf mountains of Lebanon, is renowned for its historic significance and architectural marvels. At its heart lies a palace constructed by Emir Chahab II during the 19th century, boasting distinctive Italian architectural influences. Notably, the palace stands out for its unique feature of having no two identical doors.

 Visitors to this grand estate can delve into the rich history of Lebanese Emirs, gaining insights into the various functions of its rooms, including the Salamlik and the Haramlik.

Deir el Qamar

Deir el Qamar, known as "The Convent of the Moon," stands as a serene village nestled within the Chouf Mountains of Lebanon. Distinguished by its ancient dwellings, cobblestone streets, and picturesque vistas, this village boasts a rich heritage of diverse religious communities. 

It is not uncommon to encounter a mosque, a synagogue, and a church within the village's central square, reflecting its history as a harmonious coexistence of faiths.