Cities in Lebanon
The most important cities in Lebanon at a glance – from the bustling metropolis to the charming small town. Each city links to a detailed page with map, attractions and travel tips.
Dhour El Choueir
Dhour El Choueir is one of Lebanon's most popular mountain resorts, offering spectacular views of the Mediterranean and Mount Sannine.
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Kfardebian
Kfardebian is the premier winter sports destination in the Middle East, home to the Mzaar ski resort and the Faqra natural stone bridge.
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Qalamoun
A historic coastal town in North Lebanon, known for its olive groves, traditional brass craftsmanship, and luxury resorts.
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Sawfar
Sawfar is an elegant summer resort, famous for its historic Grand Hotel and magnificent colonial-era villas.
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Bickfaya
Bickfaya is an elegant mountain town known for its annual flower festival and the healing waters of the Naas spring.
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Baskinta
Baskinta is a literary and natural haven at the foot of Mount Sannine, famous for its hiking trails and apples.
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Hammana
Hammana is a scenic village in Mount Lebanon, celebrated for its breathtaking valley views and famous cherry orchards.
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Tyre
An ancient Phoenician city in South Lebanon that preserves numerous ancient ruins as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Khalde
A major coastal hub south of Beirut, famous for its extensive beach resorts and family-friendly water parks.
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Batroun
One of the oldest coastal cities with an impressive Phoenician sea wall and historical churches.
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Laklouk
An all-season resort village known for its ski slopes in winter and terraced agriculture in summer.
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Byblos
One of the oldest inhabited cities in the world, known for its ancient harbor and archaeological sites.
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Tripoli
The second-largest city in Lebanon, famous for its medieval Mamluk architecture and ancient souk.
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Jezzine
A summer resort in South Lebanon, famous for its waterfall and traditional cutlery craftsmanship.
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Jounieh
A picturesque coastal city north of Beirut, known for its vibrant nightlife and cable car.
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Zgharta
A picturesque city in North Lebanon known for its agricultural products and rich history.
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Broummana
A traditional resort town in the mountains above Beirut, popular for its temperate climate.
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Tannourine
Home to one of Lebanon's densest cedar forests and a hub for outdoor adventure and hiking.
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Aley
A mountain city in the Mount Lebanon range that serves as a popular summer resort for tourists.
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Deir el Qamar
Former capital of the Emirate of Mount Lebanon, it preserves well-maintained historical buildings.
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Sidon
A historic coastal city that was once an important center of the Phoenician civilization.
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Qaraoun Lake
The largest artificial lake in Lebanon, nestled in the southern Beqaa Valley along the Litani River.
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Beirut
The capital and largest city of Lebanon, known for its rich history and culture.
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Rashaya
A historical town at the foot of Mount Hermon, known for its traditional architecture.
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Baalbek
A historic city in the Beqaa Valley, famous for the monumental Roman temple ruins.
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Nabatieh
The main city of the South Lebanon region, known for its weekly traditional market.
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Ehden
A mountainous summer resort in the north, offering breathtaking views and nature.
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Bhamdoun
A traditional summer resort town in the Mount Lebanon range, surrounded by vineyards.
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Chekka
A coastal town in North Lebanon known for its beaches and cement industry.
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Hermel
A town in the northern Beqaa Valley, close to the Syrian border and the Orontes River.
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Bint Jbeil
A city in the south of the country near the border, known as a cultural center.
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Chtaura
A major transport hub in the Beqaa Valley on the main road to Damascus.
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Zahlé
The capital of the Beqaa Valley, often referred to as the city of wine and poetry.
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Marjayoun
A historic town on a hill overlooking Mount Hermon and the Jordan Valley.
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Bcharre
A town in the Qadisha Valley, famous as the birthplace of the poet Khalil Gibran.
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Hasbaya
A quiet town on the slopes of Mount Hermon, surrounded by olive groves.
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Amioun
A town built on a hill that is home to significant Orthodox churches.
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Rayak
A town in the Beqaa Valley, historically known for its large railway station.
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Anjar
A historic town in the Beqaa Valley, known for its Umayyad ruins.
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Qobayat
A town in the Akkar region, surrounded by green forests and mountains.
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Halba
The capital of the Akkar Governorate in the far north of Lebanon.
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What are the largest cities in Lebanon?
This page lists the most important cities by population – each with its own detail page, map and attractions.
How do I find attractions per city?
Click a city – the detail page lists the top attractions, a map and travel tips.