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2 Museum Visits in Lebanon to Build a Day Around

2 tours  ·  from $85

The 2 best museum visits you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.

Beirut Downtown, Corniche and National Museum Tour - Following the Corniche to Pigeon Rocks
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Beirut Downtown, Corniche and National Museum Tour

1.Beirut Downtown, Corniche and National Museum Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 5 reviews · from $85Our pick

Explore Beirut with Fadi or Jamal in a private, air-conditioned vehicle. Visit the National Museum, pause at Martyrs’ Square, and see Pigeon Rocks along the Corniche. The flexible format suits a short city visit, though museum entry, taxes, and optional boat costs are extra.

“Great tour with Jamal. He was very friendly, funny and knowledgeable about the country & city. He was also very flexible with what I wanted to see and spend more time looking at. I would highly recommend this tour!”

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PRIVATE tour to Beirut history museum, Beiteddine & Deir elQamar - Beirut’s National Museum and three floors of archaeology
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PRIVATE tour to Beirut history museum, Beiteddine & Deir elQamar

2.PRIVATE tour to Beirut history museum, Beiteddine & Deir elQamar

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 4 reviews · from $113

Spend 6 to 7 hours with a private driver-guide visiting Beirut’s National Museum, Moussa Castle, and Beiteddine Palace. David is the guide named in guest feedback, and the tour includes transport, admission fees, live commentary, and hotel transfers.

“Dave was really fantastic! The whole trip was super smooth and because we were a small group, we could get a lot of information we were interested in. Dave went to a lot of trouble to make the day interesting for our children which we reallRead more”

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