Pick up from your hotel at 09:00 to visit the National Museum in Beirut.
Visit the Beiteddine people’s palace, and learn more about the 18th and 19th centuries, the making of Lebanon’s modern history.
Visit Mussa palace, a man’s dream came true, three levels of an interesting gallery and guns museum.
Now to the old capital of Mount Lebanon once said? Deir el kamar today, is indeed a traditional well preserved town. Explore the village, walking around the old tight streets.
Back to your hotel around 17:00
Visit the Beiteddine people’s palace, and learn more about the 18th and 19th centuries, the making of Lebanon’s modern history.
Visit Mussa palace, a man’s dream came true, three levels of an interesting gallery and guns museum.
Now to the old capital of Mount Lebanon once said? Deir el kamar today, is indeed a traditional well preserved town. Explore the village, walking around the old tight streets.
Back to your hotel around 17:00
- National Museum of Beirut: The Archaeological National Museum of Beirut was destroyed during the civil war and revived in the nineties... Learn more about it when you visit the multiple civilizations artifacts very well displayed inside this 3 floors museum of Beirut.
- Moussa Castle: Mussa palace, a man’s dream came true, three levels of an interesting gallery and guns museum… What a nice collection of weapon and how well displayed!
- Beiteddine Palace: Beiteddine people’s palace, the Cavaliers section, the presidential section and the Mosaics sellers… So different, so true! The 18th and 19th centuries, the making of Lebanon’s modern history, The Emirs, Rulers of Mount Lebanon district, the Ottomans and the French, the palaces, life at that epoch, Rulers duties, their plans, local customs & tradition, the mulberries and silk factories, The Druze of Lebanon…
مشمول
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Driver/guide
- All Fees and Taxes
- Air-conditioned vehicle
- Live commentary on board
غير مشمول
- Lunch
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- This activity requires a minimum number of guests to operate.
