Your journey begins with a visit to Nabu Museum in Chekka, which showcases an extraordinary collection of artifacts dating back to the Bronze and Iron Ages, as well as contemporary art from Lebanon, Palestine, Iraq, and neighbouring regions.
Next, you will be taken to the captivating seaside town of Batroun, a once thriving city and port during the era of the Phoenicians (3000 - 64 BC). Batroun is possibly the ‘Batruna’ referred to in Egypt’s 14th-century BC Tal el-Amarna tablets. Its distinctive ancient Phoenician wall continues to protect the city from the Mediterranean Sea.
Your trip will continue to Byblos, a city that perfectly blends sophistication with tradition. Competing for the title of the oldest continuously inhabited city, you will have the opportunity to have lunch there. After which, you will visit the historical castle and then wander through the city’s medieval quarter, discovering old markets (souks), medieval barricades, and several magnificent ancient churches.