Lebanese Marine and Wildlife Museum

About

With an impressive collection of over 2,000 species and more than 5,000 specimens, The Lebanese Marine and Wildlife Museum stands as a testament to Lebanon's unique ecosystem. It proudly houses the largest assembly of mummified sharks in the region, making it a one-of-a-kind destination for both locals and tourists. Beyond being an intriguing educational attraction, the Lebanese Marine and Wildlife Museum plays a crucial role in conservation and research. Dr. Jamal Younes, the museum's president and owner, has spearheaded efforts to study Lebanon's ecosystem, promote conservation, and curate a scientific archive of the country's wildlife and Mediterranean marine life. The museum's exhibits, numbering six in total, provide captivating insights into Lebanon's diverse ecosystems. Visitors can explore and learn about the intricate web of life that thrives in the region, fostering a deeper appreciation for nature's wonders. The museum is open 8AM to 8PM daily.