Green Line Walking Tour by Layers of Lebanon

The Green Line Walking Tour – Beirut, Lebanon
Explore Beirut’s complex layers—political, historical (from the 19th century onward), architectural, artistic, and urban—by walking the former demarcation line that split the city for 15 years.

This 5–6 hour tour follows Damascus Street down to Martyr’s Square, passing through both the Eastern and Western sides of Beirut. Along the way, we’ll visit abandoned mansions, war memorials, graveyards, public spaces, and neighborhoods that reflect the city’s turbulent past and rich cultural fabric.

Saturdays
2:00 P.M. – ~7:00 P.M.
Start: National Museum of Beirut
End: Zeitouna Bay
$30 per person
Register: layersoflebanon.com/booktour
☕ Includes local coffee (with bathroom access) + a food stop

Tour Highlights:

• National Museum (exterior)

• Grand Famine Square

• Lebanese Civil War murals

• Damascus Street (Green Line)

• Beit Beirut Museum

• Martyr’s Square

• Battle of the Hotels

⚠️ Note: The tour involves uneven terrain and is not accessible for wheelchairs or strollers.
Bring comfortable shoes, water, and curiosity!