Home Lebanon Mount Lebanon Governorate Temple of Baalat Gebal

Temple of Baalat Gebal

temple

Temple of Baalat Gebal

Temple of Baalat Gebal is an ancient temple located in Byblos in the Mount Lebanon Governorate. It dates back to the Bronze Age (Built around 2800 BC) and was dedicated to Ba'alat Gebal (The goddess of the city of Byblos). The temple continued until the Roman period, where the site today includes many Roman ruins, such as the Roman theater, which was built in 218 AD. The Temple of Baalat Gebal was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984 as part of Byblos.

Site Information

Country: Lebanon

District: Mount Lebanon Governorate

Category: Ancient Temples

Site History: Third Millennium BC

Oldest Culture: Amorites

Later Cultures: Phoenician + Roman

Site Features: Amorites & Phoenician & Roman Monuments

World Heritage Site

Part of: Byblos

Date of Inscription: 1984

Prev | Next

Exact Location

Loading...

UNESCO

World Heitage Sites in Lebanon Tentative Lists in Lebanon Intangible Heritage in Lebanon

Weather In Site


  • Humidity: %
  • Wind:
Powered by: OpenWeatherMap

Rating

Five
5
Four
4
Three
3
Two
2
One
1
Your Rating

3.7 average based on 15 reviews.

Related Sites

Chhim Temple
Nemesis Temple
Temple of Eshmun
Qalaat Faqra
Nahle Temple
Qasr el Banat Temple

Also in Lebanon

Historic Cities and Regions in Lebanon Castles and Fortresses in Lebanon Churches and Monasteries in Lebanon Mosques and Islamic Buildings in Lebanon Jewish Temples in Lebanon Tombs and Necropolises in Lebanon Ancient Temples in Lebanon Bridges and Water Structures in Lebanon Ancient Rock Workes in Lebanon

Add Your Comment

The published comments do not represent the opinion of our site, but express the opinion of their publishers. Please Log in to post your comments about Temple of Baalat Gebal.