Lebanon.
Bsharri
Bsharri, high in the mountains of northern Lebanon on the edge of the Qadisha Valley, is the birthplace of the Lebanese-American poet and writer Kahlil Gibra…
Tripoli
Lebanon's second-largest city and its northernmost seaport, Tripoli sits on the eastern Mediterranean with a walkable centre dense with cafés and Mamluk arch…
Zahle
Known across Lebanon as "the City of Wine and Poetry," Zahle is a city in the Beqaa Valley of eastern Lebanon, sitting at the junction of Mount Lebanon and t…
Byblos
One of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, Byblos has been settled since the sixth millennium BC and became a full urban centre by the lat…
Sidon
Sidon's Sea Castle, built by the Crusaders in the 13th century on a compact island just off the Mediterranean coast, is the centrepiece of this Lebanese city…
Aanjar
Aanjar, a pocket-sized village in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley, is home to a UNESCO World Heritage Site: the ruins of an 8th-century Umayyad palace built by Caliph…
Beirut
Lebanon's capital sits on the eastern Mediterranean coast and has been continuously inhabited since at least the 15th century BC, when it appeared in the Ama…
Marjayoun
A modest upland town in southern Lebanon where a substantial cut-stone church with arched doorways and a rooftop cross anchors a quiet streetscape of traditi…
Jounieh
This coastal Lebanese city north of Beirut with a walkable centre full of cafés and restaurants, Jounieh sits where the Mediterranean meets the mountains of…
Kamid al lawz
Kamid al-Lawz, a village in Lebanon's western Bekaa district, sits above a Bronze Age archaeological site that was once among the largest Middle Bronze Age s…
Bint Jbeil
This mountain town in southern Lebanon's Nabatieh Governorate with a notable concentration of historic churches, Bint Jbeil sits in highland terrain and serv…
Tebnine
A modest hilltop town in southern Lebanon's Jabal Amel plateau, Tebnine sits at elevation in a region historically associated with its long-established Twelv…
Hasbaya
Hasbaya, in the mountains of Lebanon's Nabatieh governorate, is the historic capital of the Wadi al-Taym region, where it served as the seat of the Shihab dy…
Chmistar
This mountain town on the eastern slope of Mount Sannine, Chmistar looks out over the Bekaa Valley from high elevation and sits between the ancient city of B…
Ain Ebel
Snow-dusted Lebanese upland village where stone churches with white bell towers rise above frost-covered trees, offering a quietly devout Christian community…
Ṣurayfā
This small Lebanese upland town within reach of water and surrounded by a wider region rich with UNESCO World Heritage sites, making it a practical base for…
Deir el Ahmar
This pocket-sized Lebanese upland town set among the elevated terrain of the Bekaa region, within reach of water and surrounded by a wider area rich in UNESC…
Yaroun
A small Lebanese upland village within reach of water and surrounded by a wider region rich with UNESCO World Heritage sites, making it a quiet base for expl…
Arnoun
A tiny Lebanese upland village within walking distance of water and positioned as a practical base for exploring the wider region's cluster of UNESCO World H…
Deir Mimas
Lebanese upland village set in hill country with water nearby, offering a quiet rural retreat within reach of several UNESCO World Heritage sites scattered a…
Markaba
A small Lebanese upland village within walking distance of water, set in hilly country and well-placed for exploring the wider region's remarkable concentrat…
El Qaa
A small Lebanese settlement near water and upland terrain, El Qaa sits within reach of several UNESCO World Heritage sites, making it a practical base for ex…
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