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view on the Temple of Bacchus

Archaeological site · Baalbek

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view on the Temple of Bacchus
Photograph: Emmanuel Maggion
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    Emmanuel Maggion
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    Adam Saltan
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    Anthony Tayoun
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    Kadriye Kşgz Dmrl

The view on the Temple of Bacchus in Baalbek presents Corinthian columns that support a well-preserved Roman temple dedicated to the god of wine. This archaeological site stands as a testament to ancient architectural skill and religious devotion.

Visitors might choose this attraction to see one of the most intact Roman temples, notable for its Corinthian columns and historical significance within Baalbek. It offers a direct connection to Roman-era craftsmanship and religious culture.

This site suits travellers interested in ancient history and archaeology, particularly those exploring Roman influences in Lebanon. It is ideal for those seeking a cultural experience in Baalbek.

Address
2643+CG4, Baalbek, Lebanon
Phone
07 852 369

Opening hours

  • Sunday08:00–18:00
  • Monday08:00–18:00
  • Tuesday08:00–18:00
  • Wednesday08:00–18:00
  • Thursday08:00–18:00
  • Friday08:00–18:00
  • Saturday08:00–18:00