Beirut, Lebanon
8 hand-picked places in Beirut, Lebanon: 2 landmarks, 4 museums and 2 mosques. Each has an editor's guide to what it is, when to go and what to know before you visit, with licensed photos. Pick what suits you, or let the AI planner build a plan for your own dates, with restaurants, opening hours and live prices.
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The Maronite Cathedral of St. GeorgeThe Maronite Cathedral of Saint George, on Emir Bachir Street in downtown Beirut, is the cathedral of the Maronite Archeparchy of Beirut.
Nejmeh SquareNejmeh Square, the Place de l'Étoile, is the central square of downtown Beirut, about 2,245 square metres with streets radiating from it like the points of a star, hence its name.Live prices from WeGoTrip — you book with them directly.
Al Omari MosqueThe Al-Omari Grand Mosque in Beirut's historic centre is one of the oldest places of worship in Lebanon, its stones carrying every layer of the city's past.
Emir Assaf MosqueThe Emir Assaf Mosque, also called the Bab al-Saraya Mosque, on Weygand Street in downtown Beirut opposite the Municipality building, is one of the oldest surviving mosques in the city.
