Beiteddine Palace
Beiteddine Palace
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cutelady Baluch
Muscat Governorate, Oman3,442 contributions
Oct 2019 • Family
Beautiful and Good place to visit..
It's a historical place since 212 years . Architect and design is top notch. Garden and landscaping is amazing, the Turkish toilets and Bath interesting, the Mosaic Museum is wounderful , the architecture of
Latticework balcony is beautiful which is closed in by intricate woodwork..
It's a historical place since 212 years . Architect and design is top notch. Garden and landscaping is amazing, the Turkish toilets and Bath interesting, the Mosaic Museum is wounderful , the architecture of
Latticework balcony is beautiful which is closed in by intricate woodwork..
Written June 1, 2020
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Maja_Traveling
Lebanon126 contributions
Nov 2010 • Friends
The place has a very important history.....you should not miss it when visiting Lebanon.....The views are magnificient.....the feeling is really strong!
Written October 21, 2011
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Youssef B
Beirut, Lebanon261 contributions
Aug 2018 • Family
While most of the touristic places of Lebanon are either Roman, Phoenician or from the crusades ear, this palace is a pure Lebanese building made by Lebanese skilled craftsmen. The Ministry of Tourism should add more directional signs and more explanatory ones to introduce every part or wing and to give credit to the people who built it and to record the most important historical events.
Written September 5, 2018
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Alain Francis
Bsalim, Lebanon84 contributions
Aug 2011 • Friends
Around 40 min from the capital Beirut, the chouf area contains a lot of attractions, Moussa Castel, Deir El Qamar and Beit Eddine...
A Wonderful Castle, with green gardens and a lot of space. Hosts a lot of events during the summer. Cool weather during the summer for an elevation of around 800 m above sea level.
A Wonderful Castle, with green gardens and a lot of space. Hosts a lot of events during the summer. Cool weather during the summer for an elevation of around 800 m above sea level.
Written December 31, 2011
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archieblue
Somerset, UK22 contributions
Oct 2011
A lovely setting for a beautiful palace. Every where one looks there is stunning architecture, spacious courtyards, carved doorways, decorated walls, elegant arches, mosaics, windows with delicate fretwork and cool rooms protected from the heat by thick stone walls. Calm gardens overlook the valleys below which at sunset feels like heaven.
Written December 6, 2011
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Peter Slabbaert
Bornem, Belgium1,152 contributions
Dec 2019
As part of our visit to Beirut made a visit to this remarkable palace in mount Lebanon. Only less than an hour form Beirut city one will find this well preserved pearl. This palace was the owned by the emirs of the S(C)hehab family that ruled over this region. This venue is well maintained and the rooms and former stables are majestic.This is definitely a palace with an eye for 'grandeur' that was shown during the era when they ruled over the region. So impressive when walking around! (We were lucky with the weather during the december month). Everyone who visits Beirut should take the time to visit Beiteddine!
Written December 31, 2019
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SurreyGirl27
Addlestone, UK1,153 contributions
Oct 2019
A beautiful palace with hidden gems in every room and in the grounds. The largest mosaic collection outside of Beirut. A highlight of any trip to Lebanon
Written October 18, 2019
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Catherine E
Naples, Italy6 contributions
Aug 2019
I am sure this place is lovely, however they charged us to go in and then most of the rooms were closed due to a wedding going on in the grounds, they should have told us this before we paid to enter, very wrong.
Written August 28, 2019
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Laurence A
Paris, France47 contributions
Apr 2019
the palace is ageing but it is still very beauctiful and hosting a large collection of Mosaïc. the garden are very beauctiful also and offer a view on the valley.
Written July 11, 2019
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Crosenberg
Washington DC, DC75 contributions
Jul 2018 • Business
The place is definitely worth a visit, but you need to bring a guide (book or person). There is no explanation of the history or the various rooms and gardens, which are all very pretty. They also had some interesting temporary photo and art exhibitions.
Written July 14, 2018
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Bonjour l’entrée au château est payant ?
Written July 20, 2019
vou visitar beit el din dentro de alguns dias, sendo que vou servir de guia para minha familia. Queria refrescar um pouco minha memoria qunto a esse palacio e suas particularidades.
Obrigada antecipadamente
Written July 5, 2018
Are guides available at the site, and if so how much is the additional cost for a guide?
Written August 23, 2016
Hi,
at the site Itself there are not guide tour booth or visitor center available, but several local travel agencies and even hotels can arrange this trip, unfortunately I have no clue about the applied price.
My best regards and enjoy your stay.
Written September 5, 2016
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