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Bkirke, in a forest above Jounieh, has been the winter residence of Lebanon's Maronite Patriarch since 1830. This handsome red-roofed structure in a setting of pine trees was built in 1893 around an ...

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Built in the 12th century, it was transformed into the city's Grand Mosque (al-jami' al-kabir) by the Mamluks in 1291. It was one of the first public buildings in the central district to be restored ...

This out-of-the-way village on the Damour River between Beiteddine and Souk el-Gharb is definitely worth a visit. Here local craftsmen make pottery during the summer months, but any time of year it is ...

Until the end of the 19 th century Aley was just another small mountain village, but when the railroad linking Beirut with Damascus was built in 1892 - 95 it took on a new life. The train (no longer ...

This long narrow town runs along the hillside of the rich agricultural valley of the same name and is known for its pleasant outdoor restaurants. Scattered around the village are the ruins of many ...

The pleasant hill town of Hadeth on the road to Baabda is known for its historic Chehab Palace dating to at least the early 17th century. It was restored by the Chehab family in 1797, and after much ...

Aanjar, 58 kilometers from Beirut, is completely different from any other archaeological experience you'll have in Lebanon. At other historical sites in the country, different epochs and civilizations ...

Ten kilometers before the town of hermel is the Mar Maroun Monastery (Saint Maroun), a rock-cut structure in three levels. It is said to be the temporary refuge of the successors of Saint Maroun, ...

The Arab cultural renaissance flowered in Lebanon at the beginning of the 19th century. Professors, poets, journalists, writers and historians grouped together in Lebanese or Western cultural ...