Sidon

Sidon, also known as Saida, is a historic coastal city in southern Lebanon, renowned for its rich heritage and strategic Mediterranean location. As one of Lebanon’s oldest cities, Sidon has been inhabited since Phoenician times and served as a major hub for trade and maritime activity. The city’s skyline is marked by the Sea Castle, a medieval fortress built by the Crusaders, and a labyrinth of traditional souks that showcase local crafts, textiles, and spices. Sidon combines history, culture, and coastal charm, offering visitors a glimpse into Lebanon’s ancient past while maintaining a vibrant urban life with bustling markets, cafés, and seaside promenades.