Sidon

About

Sidon, also known as Saida, is a city in Lebanon along the Mediterranean coast, buzzing with activity while maintaining a small-town atmosphere. Sidon's historical significance is palpable, with remnants of ancient civilizations still present. The Phoenician Wall, a 225-meter-long sea wall, stands as a testament to the city's resilience through the ages. Meanwhile, the Sidon Old Souk, characterized by distinctive sandstone architecture, provides a glimpse into local life. The city boasts various landmarks, including Saint Stephen’s Cathedral, Mseilha Fort, Jaouz River, Arnaoon Village, Baloue Balaa waterfall, Makaad El Mir, and Ixsir Winery. These sites offer a mix of historical, natural, and cultural experiences. Sidon is not just about history; it thrives with modernity. The bustling main street is lined with diverse shops, including patisseries that showcase the city's famous sweets, such as "senioura," a delightful crumbly cookie. Whether exploring ancient ruins, enjoying local delicacies, or simply strolling along the picturesque coastline, Sidon beckons visitors with a captivating blend of history and contemporary culture.