museums
Lebanese architect and artist Nadim Karam has been wowing audiences around the world with his sculptures and installations.
With the support of the Ministry of Tourism, we explore a few of the country’s museums dedicated to showcasing the work of local and international artists.
The Shouf region is one of the best preserved and historically rich areas in the country.
El Heri in Ras Al Chekka now has a stunning new museum. The newly-opened Nabu Museum is now home to hundreds of regional artifacts and modern artworks.
Located in the Bekaa Valley, Zahle is Lebanon’s third largest city. Known for producing a large share of Lebanon’s wine and arak, it is an idyllic mountain retreat just an hour from Beirut.
Located in Banque du Liban’s headquarters in Hamra, the Banque du Liban Museum documents the political history of Lebanon through its many currencies.
With the support of the Ministry of Tourism, we take a look around Saida’s fragrant Soap Museum.
Three of Lebanon’s museums will be equipped for the blind or visually impaired by January 2019.
Straight to Lebanon from the 57th Venice Biennale, artist and composer Zad Moultaka’s “SamaS” hopes to combat the region’s age-long cycle of violence through art.
The fifth edition of Night of the Museums is taking place on 14 April, 2018, offering visitors the chance to explore 13 museums across Lebanon for free.