this place has an emotional space in my heart as i used to go when i was a kid. it's a beautiful historic church with amazing paintings on the ceiling and the walls and valuable icons too. for people who are believers they will find...More

I liked this cathedral. Lots of gold icons and painted columns and ceiling domes. Services were actually going on while I was there which made my visit very special.

When in the area, this is a must. The church is old and has a lot of history. It is highly recommend that you pay the 5,000lp to see the crypt museum under the church. You will only need 30 minutes to see the full...More

Well maintained and beautiful. Make sure to see the glass floor opening to see the Roman foundations of the church. Free entry. Dress appropriately. Close to the city center and the parliament building. Check out the icons including the four gospel writers on the ceiling...More

Many Empires passed from Levanon history. There is a great museum beneath this church. You can visit place for 5000 Lebanon Lira for person. An Excavation was made after civil war before reconstruction of church and they saw many churches were constructed during different eras...More

This is an interesting church in the centre of Beirut (near Parliament) and worth a stop, which showcases Lebanon's Christian heritage

A beautiful Cathedral full of small details all over the walls, located at downtown Beirut in front of the clock tower, that is worth visiting.

Located in downtown Beirut admidst a complex of religious buildings (Muhammad Al Amin mosque and a Maronite church) and Roman ruins, this church is accessed from Nejmeh place off of Weygand Street. Although there has been a Greek Orthodox church here for centuries, the current...More

A beautiful and quiet place to spend a few precious moments,wondering why different religions have been able to live together in harmony for centuries, but can be made to fight each other so quickly and so easily.

We were walking around some streets at night and came across this beautiful, ancient church. It is good that it is free to enter. The church was quiet and seemed a reflective and peaceful place. Apart from an attendant, there was nobody else there. The...More