One of Lebanon’s most picturesque ports, the port of Byblos is an assortment of pastels and deep blues. Fishing boats speckle the harbor as the sea mirrors the bright sky above. You can enjoy the port simply by walking down it, or stopping by one of the many cafes and restaurants lining the seafront, or even enjoy boat rides in the Mediterranean Sea surrounded by Byblos historical monuments.

It connects the center of the city to the seaside. A wander around the old souk is essential, particularly if you are looking for local handicrafts. There are several shops, and tourists can find several souvenirs that reflect the historical, and cultural aspects of Byblos, and Lebanon. Added to this, Gibran’s Lebanon is a book and souvenir store in the Old Souk from which you can pick up literature about Lebanon, and different crafts made by local designers. Moreover, a visit of Memory of Time is essential, you can find and discover fish fossils from the Middle East. You can also find old churches and a mosque in the Old Souk.
After exploring the souk, take a seat at one of the cafes and restaurants where you can enjoy a meal, a drink, coffee and watch how life goes in the Old Souk of Byblos.

The excavated remains of the ancient city, the Crusader castle, and the fortress are surrounded by old walls (some medieval). You can get a tour around the historical site, and end your visit with a good view of the entire site and the city of Byblos from the top of the castle.
After visiting the archeological site, a quick entertaining introduction to Lebanon's past can be found at the Wax Museum near the castle. The wax figures illustrate scenes from the history and rural life of the country.