Day 1: Historic Heart of Beirut
Morning
National Museum of Beirut
Explore Lebanon's rich archaeological history at the National Museum, home to artifacts from prehistoric times to the medieval era. Don't miss the iconic statue of the Phoenician god Baal.
2 hours $5
Visit early to avoid crowds and consider joining a guided tour for deeper insights.
Afternoon
Martyrs' Square
Stroll through Martyrs' Square, a significant site for Lebanese history. Nearby, visit the Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque, known for its stunning blue dome and intricate architecture.
2 hours Free
Dress modestly when visiting the mosque; women may need to cover their heads.
Evening
Gemmayzeh Street
Head to Gemmayzeh for a lively evening. This street is lined with bars and restaurants, offering a mix of local and international cuisine. Enjoy a drink at one of the rooftop bars.
3 hours $20-50
Try the local wine or arak, and don’t hesitate to ask for recommendations from the staff.
Meals: Breakfast — Tawlet for a traditional Lebanese breakfast; Lunch — Grab a shawarma from a street vendor in Downtown Beirut; Dinner — Enjoy mezze at Em Sherif
Use a taxi app like Careem for convenient travel between locations.