Things to do in Lebanon

Where to go in Lebanon, when to visit, and what a trip costs.

Places to visit in Lebanon

When flights to each destination are cheapest.

Beirut: Flying to Beirut in January through March or in November sees fares roughly 30-40% lower than the July-August peak summer travel season. Mid-week departures (Tuesday/Wednesday) consistently offer the best deals regardless of season.

A day on the ground for one person travelling alone, before flights: somewhere to sleep, food, something to do and getting around.

Set your dates, budget and home airport on any destination below for a total that includes flights.

Corniche Beirut Walk A sweeping seaside promenade where locals jog, fish, and gather at sunset, pure city atmosphere at zero cost.
Sursock Museum Gardens Wander the ornate grounds of this Ottoman-era palace-turned-museum even on non-entry days.
Sanayeh Public Garden Beirut's beloved central park, perfect for a picnic and people-watching with locals.
Bourj Hammoud Street Market Beirut's lively Armenian quarter offers chaotic, colorful street markets with cheap jewelry, vintage finds, and street food.
Downtown Beirut & Place de l'Étoile Stroll the reconstructed Ottoman and French Mandate architecture around the old city center, a living history lesson.

Barbar, Shawarma and fresh-squeezed juice combo Plates $2-5
Falafel Sahyoun, Falafel wrap stuffed with pickles and hot sauce Plates $1-3
Em Sherif Cafe (lunch menu), Mezze spread with hummus, kibbeh, and flatbread Plates $5-10