Discover Beirut's iconic landmarks, historic downtown, neighborhoods, and Mediterranean coastline with comprehensive guided tours

Beirut is a city of remarkable contrasts where ancient history meets modern development, where Roman ruins stand alongside contemporary architecture, and where traditional neighborhoods border trendy districts. From the historic downtown with its restored buildings to the vibrant neighborhoods of Gemmayze and Mar Mikhael, from the Mediterranean Corniche to Pigeon Rocks, Beirut city tours offer the perfect introduction to this dynamic capital. Whether you're a first-time visitor wanting to see the iconic landmarks or a returning traveler seeking hidden gems, these comprehensive tours showcase the best of what makes Beirut truly extraordinary. Experience the perfect blend of history, culture, and modern energy that defines this remarkable Mediterranean capital.
Visit world-famous attractions including downtown Beirut, Pigeon Rocks, Corniche, and historic neighborhoods all in one tour.
Learn about Beirut's history, culture, and development from knowledgeable guides who bring the city to life.
Choose from half-day, full-day, or private tours to suit your schedule and interests.
Visit the best viewpoints and photo locations with time to capture stunning memories of Beirut.
Experience both historic downtown and modern neighborhoods in one comprehensive tour.
All tours include comfortable transportation with hotel pickup and drop-off included.
Comprehensive tours covering major landmarks including downtown, Pigeon Rocks, Corniche, and neighborhoods.
Condensed tours perfect for those with limited time, covering key highlights in 3-4 hours.
Focus on vibrant neighborhoods like Gemmayze, Mar Mikhael, and downtown with local insights.
Personalized experiences tailored to your interests with private guide and vehicle for maximum flexibility.
Half-day tours last 3-4 hours, full-day tours 6-8 hours, and private tours can be customized to your schedule.
Downtown Beirut, Pigeon Rocks, Corniche, Gemmayze, Mar Mikhael, and sometimes museums or cultural centers.
Professional English-speaking guides providing insights into Beirut's history, culture, and development.
Multiple stops at iconic locations with time to take photos and enjoy the views.
Book morning tours to avoid the heat and crowds, especially during summer
Wear comfortable walking shoes and light, breathable clothing
Bring a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen - Beirut sun is intense
Carry a water bottle to stay hydrated throughout the tour
Bring cash for souvenirs and snacks
Allow extra time at downtown if you want to explore in detail
Visit Pigeon Rocks at sunset for the best photo opportunities
Respect local customs and ask permission before photographing people
For business travelers, confirm pickup/drop-off times with your operator
Combine with a food tour for a complete Beirut experience
A: Most tours include downtown Beirut, Pigeon Rocks, Corniche, Gemmayze, Mar Mikhael, and sometimes museums or cultural centers.
A: It depends on the tour package. Some include entry tickets to museums, while others only visit the exterior. Always check what's included when booking.
A: Morning tours (8 AM-12 PM) are ideal for cooler temperatures and fewer crowds. Evening tours offer beautiful sunset views over the Mediterranean.
A: Yes, most tours are suitable for all ages. However, some involve walking. Check the tour description for activity levels. Private tours can be customized for mobility needs.
A: Dress comfortably for the weather. Beirut is generally relaxed, but dress modestly when visiting religious sites or traditional areas.
A: Private tours offer full customization. Group tours follow fixed itineraries, but operators may accommodate special requests when possible.
A: Most tours are conducted in English. Some operators offer tours in Arabic, French, German, and Spanish. Check with operators for specific language options.
A: It varies by tour. Some are mostly drive-by with photo stops, while others include significant walking in neighborhoods. Check tour descriptions for activity levels.
World-renowned Lebanese cuisine with incredible restaurants, street food, and culinary traditions
Legendary nightlife scene with world-class bars, clubs, and entertainment venues
Rich history and culture with Roman ruins, museums, and historic neighborhoods
Vibrant arts and culture scene with galleries, theaters, and cultural centers
Beautiful Mediterranean coastline with beaches and waterfront promenades
Perfect gateway to Lebanon's wonders including Byblos, Baalbek, and the Cedars
Beirut has a Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers (June-September) averaging 80-90°F (27-32°C) and mild, rainy winters (December-February) with temperatures of 55-65°F (13-18°C).
April to June and September to November offer the most pleasant weather with warm temperatures and minimal rain, perfect for sightseeing and outdoor activities.
June to August is peak tourist season with hot weather and crowded beaches, leading to higher prices and larger crowds.
December to February is the off-season with cooler temperatures and occasional rain, but lower prices and fewer crowds, ideal for cultural activities and indoor attractions.
Beirut has a reliable public bus system, taxis, and ride-sharing services. Many tours include hotel pickup. The city is also very walkable, especially in downtown and popular neighborhoods.
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