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Take a day trip to Jeita Grotto, a natural wonder that features an underground river and stunning rock formations. Afterward, visit the nearby city of Jounieh and take a ride on the cable car to the top of Harissa Mountain, where you can see the iconic statue of Our Lady of Lebanon.

For lunch, visit Al Falamanki, a traditional Lebanese restaurant with a cozy outdoor seating area and a wide variety of mezze. Afterward, head back to Bey and visit the Sursock Museum, a modern art museum housed in a stunning 19th-century mansion.

End your day with dinner at Em Sherif, an upscale Lebanese restaurant that offers a luxurious dining experience with a focus on traditional Lebanese cuisine.

Start your day with a visit to the ancient city of Byblos, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world. Explore the ruins of the Roman amphitheater and the Crusader castle while taking in the stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea.

For lunch, visit the famous seafood restaurant Chez Sami, which offers a wide variety of fresh seafood dishes. Afterward, head to the nearby city of Batroun and visit the Phoenician Wall, a historic site dating back to the 4th century BC.

End your day with drinks at the trendy rooftop bar Coop d’Etat, offering stunning views of the city and a vibrant atmosphere.

Take a trip to the Beqaa Valley, known for its beautiful vineyards and wineries. Visit the Château Ksara winery for a tour and tasting of their award-winning wines.

For lunch, visit Al Halabi, a traditional Lebanese restaurant that specializes in Syrian cuisine. Afterward, visit the ancient Roman ruins of Baalbek, which include the Temple of Bacchus and the Temple of Jupiter.

End your day with dinner at Le Phenicien, a restaurant that offers a unique fusion of Mediterranean and Lebanese cuisine.

Take a trip to the Cedars of God, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that is home to some of the oldest cedar trees in the world. Afterward, visit the nearby town of Bcharre, the birthplace of the famous poet Khalil Gibran.

For lunch, visit Al Ferdaws, a traditional Lebanese restaurant that offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains. Afterward, visit the Gibran Museum, which houses a collection of the poet’s artwork and personal belongings.

End your day with dinner at Le Socrate de Bcharre, a cozy restaurant that offers a unique blend of Lebanese and French cuisine.