We Visited These 6 Abandoned Places In Lebanon!

We know that adrenaline junkies are looking for their next adventure, but this surge of adrenaline is on another level. We dug up the most interesting abandoned places in Lebanon and decided to pay them a visit. Yes, we’re aware this is how every horror movie starts, but at least it keeps our readers entertained.

From rundown hotels to old university campuses, here are the 6 abandoned places we visited and the stories behind them.

1. The Lebanese University‘s Faculty of Agriculture

@beirut.com From a Lebanese University🏫🌾👩‍🌾 to a military 🪖stronghold, this building has witnessed significant historical shifts! #urbex#university#beirut#lebanon#history#graffiti#abandoned ♬ Square Rooms – Al Corley

What was once the Faculty of Agriculture for the Lebanese University became a military stronghold during the Lebanese civil war from 1988 until 1990. It’s safe to say this campus has been through it.

2. This abandoned traditional Lebanese home in Beit Chabeb

@beirut.com Uncovering hidden stories on the rooftops of Lebanon. The red tiles of this abandoned home in Beit Chabeb hold echoes of a bygone era, a testament to the craftsmanship and traditions of the past. 🏰✨ #ExploringHistory#abandoned #beitchabeb#ArchitecturalHeritage#urbex#lebanon#fyp ♬ Konna Netlaka – Fairouz

This traditional home was built sometime in the late 19th century, belonging to a prominent Lebanese family. The home was later abandoned during the civil war.

3. La Terrasse Dbaibo

@beirut.com Exploring the forgotten halls of Dbaibo restaurant in Raouche 🏚️🍽️ #abandonedplaces#historyuniversity#urbex#beirut#lebanon🇱🇧 #raouche ♬ Veridis Quo – Daft Punk

The once iconic restaurant that was famous for its impeccable view of the Pigeon Rocks. Stepping into La Terrasse Dbaibo, you can imagine what this spot once was (and you’ll even find old receipts from 2010).

4. This 19th century house in Karantina

@beirut.com Exploring a forgotten gem in Karantina, Beirut! This abandoned house has stood many obstacles but it's on the verge of collapsing. #UrbanExploration#urbex#beirut#lebanon#abandoned ♬ La Lecon Particuliere – Bof La Lecon Particuliere – Francis Lai & Christian Gaubert

Dating back to the 19th century, this abandoned destination displays traces of Ottoman architecture. Located only 5km away from the port, the structure suffered a lot of damages from the August 4 blast.

5. The Amrieh Hotel

@beirut.com Exploring the abandoned Amrieh Hotel 🏨: a forgotten beauty, steeped in history and its whispered secrets👻 #abandoned#hotel#lebanon#beirut#fyp#urbex#hiddengem#spooky ♬ Creepy and simple horror background music(1070744) – howlingindicator

The famous Amrieh Hotel was built in the 60s during Lebanon’s golden era. Walk through the full chilling experience at what is known as one of the top 10 most haunted spots in Lebanon.

6. St. John’s church

@beirut.com Unveiling the abandoned beauty of St John’s Church next to the Amrieh Hotel. Do you guys think that was an actual coffin? ⛪️⚰️ #MarEliasChurch #Abandoned#stjohn#urbex#ExploringHistory#spooky#lebanon#beirut #ArchitecturalHeritage ♬ Losing My Religion – Gregorian

Located near the Amrieh Hotel, this church was built back in the 50s to be later abandoned during the civil war. However, the structure retains its beauty even today.

Have you visited other abandoned places in Lebanon? Share your experience with us!