Temple of Bacchus

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• Anonymous

  18 May 2018

  Baalbek is unparalleled. Also make sure that you visit the museum.

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• Anonymous

  01 May 2018

  Visit the quarry of Baalbek where you'll see the world largest carved stone. Approx 1,200 mT

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• Anonymous

  15 April 2018

  It's recommend above anything else in Lebanon

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• Anonymous

  30 March 2018

  Stunning, well worth the trip from Beirut. Beautiful old temple in great condition. Some of the columns have collapsed, taking parts of the roof with it. These parts can be seen on the ground, and give a glimpse of the fine carving and details in the ceilings and edge work.

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• Anonymous

  23 January 2018

  It was the temple of baal before romain but romain stilling our history

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• Anonymous

  13 November 2017

  So beautiful. Amazing place

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• Anonymous

  13 November 2017

  The temple of Bacchus at Baalbek is one of the largest and most preserved Roman temples in the world. The temple is surrounded by 42 columns, nearly 20m in height. The temple is enriched by some of the most refined ornamentation and reliefs, richly decorated stone work and monumental gate.

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• Anonymous

  28 October 2017

  A picture is worth a thousand words while a visit is worth a million pictures.

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• Anonymous

  12 September 2017

  I went with a local tour bus from Beirut. I loved this place. So much history. You can drive to Baalbak in your car but I highly recommend a tour bus. Especially if your not familiar with the area. The guide also helps explain the story of the 3 temples.

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• Anonymous

  02 September 2017

  Simply amazing!

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• Anonymous

  15 July 2017

  Breathtaking size and architecture. Extremely photogenic temple. Must see in Lebanon.

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• Anonymous

  14 May 2017

  Roman treasure, highly recommend.

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• Anonymous

  24 March 2017

  Loved it

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• Anonymous

  11 March 2017

  Tempio romano splendidamente conservato e il più piccolo del gruppo ma è molto più grande del Partenone
  Favoloso

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• Anonymous

  05 March 2017

  The most amazing temple in the world.

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• Anonymous

  10 February 2017

  زرت هذا الموقع ، بناء رائع ، عمره أكثر من ألفي عام ومازال قائما.

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• Anonymous

  01 January 2017

  Nice

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