About
Tyre, known as Sour in Arabic, is a historic coastal city in southern Lebanon with a legacy that stretches back over 4,000 years. Once a prominent Phoenician port, Tyre played a vital role in ancient maritime trade and is famed for its archaeological ruins, including Roman hippodromes, ancient necropolises, and aqueducts. The city’s beaches and Mediterranean coastline add to its appeal, blending natural beauty with a rich historical backdrop. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tyre offers visitors a unique opportunity to explore Lebanon’s ancient Phoenician and Roman heritage while enjoying the vibrant coastal atmosphere of a modern Lebanese city.
Places of Interest
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The Tyre Hippodrome, located in the ancient city of Tyre along the southern coast of Lebanon, is a remarkable archaeological site that offers insight into the grandeur and spectacle of …
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Tyre, also known as Sour in Arabic, is a historic city in southern Lebanon with a rich legacy dating back thousands of years. Situated along the Mediterranean Sea, Tyre has …