Banyas
Sidon
Sidon, known in Arabic as Saïda, sits on the Mediterranean coast of southern Lebanon with a population of around 160,000. It is considered one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world and was once a prominent Phoenician trading port. The city retains a historic old town, a sea castle built during the Crusader period, and traditional covered souks. The surrounding area includes the nearby village of Maghdouché and the St. Nicholas Church, both referenced as local points of interest. Sidon suits visitors drawn to layered history and coastal settings.
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