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Château Ksara, Wine estate in Zahle District, Lebanon

The Château Ksara vineyard extends across 340 hectares in the Beqaa Valley, where vines grow at an altitude of 1000 meters above sea level.

Jesuit priests established Château Ksara in 1857, making it the first producer of red wine in Lebanon and discovering Roman-era caves that now store wine.

The winery produces traditional Lebanese spirits including Arak alongside its extensive selection of red, white, and rosé wines from international grape varieties.

Visitors can take free daily tours of the two-kilometer network of caves and participate in wine tasting sessions at the estate throughout the year.

The estate maintains special VIP cave sections containing rare vintage bottles, representing the finest wines produced throughout the winery's 160-year history.

Location: Zahlé District

Website: http://ksara.com.lb

GPS coordinates: 33.82610,35.89190

Latest update: December 1, 2025 08:49

Archaeological sites in Lebanon: museums, ancient remnants, historical collections

Lebanon preserves thousands of years of human settlement through archaeological sites and museum collections spread across the country. Phoenician ruins are adjacent to Roman monuments, while medieval fortresses mark periods of the Crusades and Ottoman rule. In Beirut, the National Museum houses artifacts covering all the country's historical eras, and the Mim Mineral Museum displays over 2,000 specimens from around the world. Along the coast, Sidon features a 13th-century maritime fortress and the Echmoun temple, a Phoenician complex built in the 7th century BCE. Collections extend well beyond classical archaeology. The Saint-Joseph University Prehistory Museum documents prehistoric occupation in Lebanon, while the Byblos Fossil Museum showcases more than 200 petrified specimens illustrating regional geological history. These institutions provide a thorough overview of the human and natural evolution of this Mediterranean area, from early settlements to Ottoman and modern periods.

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