Table of Contents
Martyrs’ Square
The Martyrs Square located in the capital Beirut is considered one of the most important historical monuments in the country; it is mentioned that it was built in 1931 AD, and it is a witness, and a memorial to the people who were executed during the period of the Ottoman rule, and it is also considered as a traditional dividing line between East Beirut and West Beirut .
Jeita Grotto
Jeita Grotto (English: Jeita), which is characterized by its natural beauty near the city of Beirut, is located in the Jeita region, and it is considered one of the best natural places that must be visited in the country, as it is formed from rock formations that originated as a result of natural factors, knowing that it is completed Crossing through these formations to reach the cave inside the cave, it is worth noting that the discovery of the cave, which is divided into two parts, belongs to the explorer William Thompson in 1836 AD.
the National Museum
The National Museum located in the city of Beirut is one of the major major cultural institutions in the country. It provides an opportunity to learn about, and learn about Lebanese history, and civilizations that have played a role in influencing its culture, and that appears through the archaeological pieces presented in it, the most important of which are: golden bronze artistic statues They were found buried near a temple called Obelisk in the city of Jubail, a group of Byzantine mosaics, Byblos statues, and others.
Shouf Reserve
The Shouf Reserve is considered one of the largest natural reserves in Lebanon, as it is located along Al-Baidar to Mount Niha on the southern side, and it is one of the places that tourists visit to enjoy its wonderful natural view, as it is famous for the presence of rice forests that number up to three forests: Ain Zhalta Cedar, Baroque Cedar Forest, Maasser Al-Shouf Cedar Forest, in addition to a group of oak forests that cover the northeastern and southeastern sides of the reserve, knowing that the age of some trees in the reserve reaches about two thousand years, and the importance of the reserve stems from its location. G, and the large size, which provided a suitable environment; to preserve the wild life, Kaltdaaat of animals, foremost of which is the wolf, the bush, in addition to having never been some birds, wild plants.
