Discover the best attractions and experiences Qabb Elias has to offer
Explore Lebanon’s ancient stone heritage around Qabb Elias in the Beqaa Valley.
Impressive ruins from the ancient Roman era with towering stone temples and a dramatic setting in the Beqaa valley.
A UNESCO-listed desert city from the 6th-8th centuries with well-preserved city walls and arcades.
A well-preserved mountain village with traditional Lebanese houses and a glimpse into historical life.
Get a sense of Lebanon’s past through regional museums in the Beqaa and surrounding hills.
A small regional museum highlighting local artifacts and Beqaa history.
A regional showcase of Beqaa culture, crafts, and rural life.
Exhibits focused on Baalbek’s archaeological significance and Roman-era finds.
Religious sites add to the landscape around Qabb Elias, with historic churches and sanctuaries.
A prominent church in the Beqaa region offering a peaceful place of worship and good views.
A local church reflecting Lebanese Christian traditions in the Beqaa.
A traditional monastery offering a quiet spot for reflection and architecture.
Outdoor escapes in the Beqaa and Lebanese mountains.
Protected woodland and wetlands with trails for easy walks and birdwatching.
Lush cedar groves in the Chouf hills with scenic viewpoints.
Diverse landscapes offering hiking, wildlife and traditional villages.
Characterful corners around Zahlé and Beqaa towns.
Historic streets, cafes, and markets with Mediterranean charm.
Picnicking spots and hillside lanes ideal for a relaxed day out.
Vibrant spots to observe daily life and sample regional produce.
Enjoy the Beqaa without an entrance fee.
Wind along flat plains and rolling hills with viewpoints.
Gentle trails through wooded areas—great for a quick hike.
Capture the light on the mountains and vineyards.
Beqaa wine country and hearty Levantine flavors.
Lebanon’s oldest winery offering cellars and regional wines.
Scenic winery with diverse wine selections and tours.
Local eateries with seasonal Levantine dishes and breads.
Low-key evenings with cafes and local bars around Zahlé.
Relaxed spots for coffee, tea or light bites after dark.
Small, intimate spaces to sample regional wines.
Quiet streets with lively bakeries and dessert shops.
Cultural flavor from local events (seasonal).
Seasonal events featuring music, food and crafts.
Seasonal performances in public squares.
Neighborhood screenings in community centers.
Active pursuits amid the valley's landscapes.
Gentle to moderate hikes with valley views.
Scenic routes suitable for road cycling.
Stable rides through rural scenery.
Hidden corners and day trips beyond the obvious.
Early morning panoramas over vineyards and plains.
Simple, scenic meals with fresh local produce.
Explore lesser-known towns and rural architecture.