Beirut Panoramic Tour
Discover the beauty of Beirut on our panoramic tour! Explore the city’s rich history and vibrant culture, from stunning coastal views to iconic landmarks like the National Museum, Martyrs’ Square, and more. This tour offers a comprehensive look at Beirut's unique blend of ancient heritage and modern charm, perfect for history buffs and culture enthusiasts.
Book your Beirut panoramic tour today for an unforgettable experience!
Book your Beirut panoramic tour today for an unforgettable experience!
Private Tour Highlights:
- Panoramic Views: Enjoy breathtaking views of Beirut’s coastline and cityscape.
- Iconic Landmarks: Visit top attractions like Pigeon Rock, Martyrs’ Square, and more.
- Cultural Immersion: Dive into Beirut’s vibrant neighborhoods and rich history.
- Expert Local Guides: Learn about Beirut's diverse culture from knowledgeable guides.
- Flexible Itinerary: Tailor the tour to your interests and preferences.
Discover Beirut: A Panoramic Tour of Lebanon’s Capital
Embark on an unforgettable Beirut Panoramic Tour, where you’ll discover the city’s unique blend of history, culture, and modernity. Our expert guides will lead you through Beirut’s must-see landmarks and hidden gems, offering insights into its fascinating past and dynamic present.
Panoramic Views of Beirut
Your journey begins with stunning views of Beirut from strategic vantage points, highlighting the contrast between the Mediterranean coastline and the urban sprawl. Pigeon Rock, one of the city’s most famous natural wonders, offers a picturesque backdrop for unforgettable photos.
Visit Iconic Landmarks
As you explore the city, you’ll visit Martyrs’ Square, the historical heart of Beirut, surrounded by ancient buildings and modern developments. Next, admire the stunning Mohammad Al Amin Mosque, a significant symbol of Beirut’s Islamic culture, and the nearby Saint George Cathedral, an impressive example of Byzantine architecture.
Explore the Past with the Roman Baths
Step back in time with a visit to the Roman Baths, where you’ll get a glimpse into the city’s Roman heritage. These well-preserved ruins are a testament to Beirut’s long and storied history.
Stroll Through the Beirut Souks
For a truly local experience, wander through the Beirut Souks, a bustling shopping district offering everything from traditional crafts to luxury goods. It's the perfect place to experience Beirut's lively atmosphere and vibrant local culture.
Zeituna Bay: Beirut’s Trendy Waterfront District
Conclude your tour with a visit to Zeituna Bay, an upscale district by the sea offering fine dining, entertainment, and shopping. Here, you’ll also see the iconic Old Holiday Inn, which stands as a symbol of Beirut’s resilience.
Why Choose Our Beirut Panoramic Tour?
Whether you're a history buff, culture enthusiast, or simply want to explore Beirut’s scenic beauty, our Beirut panoramic tour offers something for everyone. Customize your itinerary to explore the sites that interest you most, all while learning from passionate, expert guides.
Book your Beirut Panoramic Tour today and make lasting memories in one of the most vibrant cities in the world.
Book your Beirut Panoramic Tour today and make lasting memories in one of the most vibrant cities in the world.
PRIVATE TOUR PRICES
(All ages, price per person)
If 2 person: $125 per person
If 3 person: $100 per person
If 4 person: $75 per person
If 5 person: $60 per person
If more, contact us
(All ages, price per person)
If 2 person: $125 per person
If 3 person: $100 per person
If 4 person: $75 per person
If 5 person: $60 per person
If more, contact us
TOUR DURATION:
5 hours
5 hours
WHAT'S INCLUDED:
✓ Hotel Pick-up & Drop-off
✓ Private Transportation by air-conditioned vehicle
✓ Professional Guide (English, French, Turkish, Spanish, Italian).
X Lunch
X Tickets / Admission to the sites
X Gratuities (optional)
✓ Hotel Pick-up & Drop-off
✓ Private Transportation by air-conditioned vehicle
✓ Professional Guide (English, French, Turkish, Spanish, Italian).
X Lunch
X Tickets / Admission to the sites
X Gratuities (optional)
Place de l'etoilePlace de l'Etoile (Star Square) is a historic and vibrant landmark in Beirut, reflecting the city’s rich past and resilience. Surrounded by beautiful Ottoman-era architecture, the square has been a central hub for cultural, political, and social life. A symbol of Beirut’s endurance, Place de l'Etoile is a must-visit for those exploring the city’s heritage and its remarkable transformation. Experience the heart of Beirut's history at this iconic square.
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Martyr's SquareMartyrs' Square, located in the heart of Beirut, is a historic and vibrant hub that honors Lebanon’s independence. Surrounded by iconic government buildings and lively cafes, the square reflects the city's spirit and resilience. A central gathering place, it offers visitors a chance to experience Beirut’s dynamic atmosphere and rich cultural heritage. A must-visit landmark, Martyrs' Square remains a symbol of Lebanon's journey toward freedom and unity.
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Mohammad Al-Amin MosqueMohammad Al-Amin Mosque, a stunning Islamic landmark in Beirut, is known for its twin blue minarets and grand Ottoman-inspired architecture. Inside, its ornate marble decor and intricate calligraphy create a peaceful retreat, reflecting Beirut’s religious diversity. A must-visit for architecture and culture enthusiasts, the mosque offers visitors a serene atmosphere and a glimpse into the city’s rich spiritual heritage. Experience Beirut’s blend of beauty, faith, and history at Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque.
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Al-Omari MosqueAl-Omari Mosque, Beirut's oldest mosque, is a historical gem that beautifully blends Islamic and Roman architecture. A testament to the city’s rich cultural heritage, this iconic mosque offers visitors a unique glimpse into Beirut’s diverse past. With its stunning design and historical significance, Al-Omari Mosque stands as a symbol of the city’s resilience and enduring beauty. A must-visit for history and architecture lovers, this landmark is central to Beirut’s spiritual and cultural identity.
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Greek Orthodox Cathedral of Saint GeorgeThe Greek Orthodox Cathedral of Saint George, a magnificent Byzantine cathedral, dominates Beirut's skyline with its golden dome and intricate mosaics. A stunning example of religious architecture, it reflects the city’s rich Christian heritage. The cathedral’s beauty and historical significance make it a must-visit landmark for those exploring Beirut’s cultural and spiritual legacy. Experience the grandeur of Saint George Cathedral, a breathtaking symbol of Beirut’s enduring history and faith.
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Beirut SouksBeirut Souks, a shopper's paradise, offers a vibrant atmosphere where visitors can explore a mix of local crafts, international brands, and stylish boutiques. Wander through its charming narrow alleys, experiencing the pulse of the city’s cultural heart. With a blend of modern retail and traditional craftsmanship, Beirut Souks is a must-visit destination for shopping, dining, and immersing yourself in the lively Beirut experience. Discover the perfect combination of heritage and contemporary flair.
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Roman BathsStep back in time at the Roman Baths in Beirut, a remarkable relic of the city's ancient luxury. These well-preserved ruins offer a fascinating glimpse into Roman life, showcasing the grandeur of an ancient public bath. Explore the intricate architecture and imagine the historical significance of this once-bustling site. A must-visit for history enthusiasts, the Roman Baths provide an unforgettable experience, reflecting Beirut's rich heritage and enduring legacy from ancient times.
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Beirut National MuseumThe Beirut National Museum is Lebanon's premier archaeological museum, housing an extensive collection of priceless artifacts that span the country’s rich history. It offers visitors an in-depth look at Lebanon’s cultural crossroads, showcasing the civilizations that have shaped its heritage. A must-visit for history lovers, the museum provides valuable insights into Lebanon's past, with exhibits that highlight the country’s role in the ancient world. Explore Lebanon’s fascinating history at the Beirut National Museum.
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Old Holiday InnThe Old Holiday Inn in Beirut stands as an iconic symbol of the city’s resilience and strength. Once a luxurious hotel, it became a significant landmark during the Lebanese Civil War, with its bullet-riddled facade serving as a reminder of the city’s past struggles. A must-see for history enthusiasts, this landmark tells the story of Beirut's enduring spirit and determination. Visit the Old Holiday Inn to experience a piece of Beirut’s history and its remarkable journey toward recovery.
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Zaitunay BayZaitunay Bay, Beirut’s trendy waterfront, offers stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea, making it a popular destination for both locals and visitors. Enjoy upscale dining, vibrant nightlife, and a variety of boutique shops along the promenade. Whether you're relaxing by the water, shopping, or savoring delicious cuisine, Zaitunay Bay provides an unforgettable experience. A must-visit for those seeking a blend of relaxation, entertainment, and breathtaking views in Beirut's lively cityscape.
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Al Manara CornicheAl Manara Corniche is a scenic coastal road offering breathtaking views of Beirut and the Mediterranean Sea. Popular among locals and tourists, it's perfect for cycling, jogging, or simply enjoying the refreshing sea breeze. Stroll along this picturesque promenade and take in the beauty of Beirut's coastline, with its mix of nature and vibrant city life. A must-visit spot for outdoor enthusiasts and those looking to experience Beirut's natural charm while staying close to the city's heart.
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Pigeon RockPigeon Rock, a natural wonder and iconic symbol of Beirut, rises majestically from the Mediterranean Sea. This striking rock formation offers stunning panoramic views of the city and coastline, making it a must-visit for photographers and nature enthusiasts. Situated along the Corniche, Pigeon Rock is an essential part of Beirut's landscape, offering a unique blend of natural beauty and breathtaking vistas. Don’t miss the chance to experience one of Beirut’s most famous landmarks.
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