Private Tour: Beirut’s Cultural Museum Circuit

Most people visiting Lebanon want more than just a typical sightseeing tour they want to feel safe, welcomed, and truly experience the country. They want to discover authentic Lebanon, not just check off tourist spots. But it’s hard to know where to go, who to trust, or how to find those hidden gems. That’s where ToursbyNass comes in. We specialize in private, flexible tours in Lebanon, offering a deeply personal experience from start to finish. Every tour is led by local guides who know Lebanon inside and out the roads, the culture, the best-kept secrets, and how to make you feel instantly at ease. No crowded buses, no rigid schedules just real experiences tailored to your interests. Whether you're traveling solo, as a couple, or with family, you’ll be met with warmth, professionalism, and a sense of belonging. We’ve guided expats, solo women, honeymooners, families, and first-time visitors—and what they often tell us is: "I felt safe. I felt seen. I finally experienced the Lebanon I’d heard about. That’s what we care about. And that’s what we’ll deliver: authentic, private tours that showcase Lebanon’s hidden treasures and breathtaking views.

This is Beirut through four very different lenses — archaeology, natural science, contemporary art and collective memory We’ll begin at the National Museum of Beirut, Lebanon’s most important archaeological institution, home to sarcophagi, mosaics and relics from thousands of years of civilization Next we’ll explore the MIM Mineral Museum, a breathtaking private collection of over 1,500 minerals and fossils from around the world. The space itself is a hidden gem — modern, elegant and completely unexpected in the heart of Beirut We’ll then visit Beit Beirut, a war-scarred building turned urban memory museum. Once a sniper nest on the Green Line during the civil war, it now tells the story of a divided city and the effort to preserve trauma without erasing it Finally, we arrive at the Sursock Museum, housed in a 1912 villa and dedicated to Lebanese modern and contemporary art. From the building’s architecture to its exhibitions, this stop offers a quiet but powerful ending to the day Optional café breaks and short detours are offered throughout, and pacing is always customized.