
Lebanon’s culture reflects Arab, Mediterranean, Levantine, religious and regional traditions. Family, food, hospitality and community celebrations are important parts of social life.
Hospitality
Guests are commonly welcomed with coffee, tea, food and conversation.
Food Culture
Shared mezze, bread, salads, grilled foods and sweets are common features of Lebanese meals.
Religious Heritage
Lebanon has Muslim and Christian communities and a large collection of mosques, churches, monasteries and historic religious sites. Visitors should follow local dress and photography rules.
Music and Festivals
Music, arts and local festivals vary by region and community, with both traditional and contemporary cultural events.
For heritage planning, UNESCO recognizes six World Heritage properties in Lebanon. citeturn2search0