About Roman Baths Beirut
Beirut Roman Baths The Beirut Roman Baths are the ruins of a bath complex from the Roman period in Beirut, Lebanon. The baths were built in the 2nd century AD, and are among the largest and most well-preserved Roman ruins in Lebanon. The baths are located on the slopes of the Beirut Central District, on the eastern side of the city. The complex consists of a large rectangular courtyard, surrounded by a portico on three sides. The courtyard is flanked by two large baths, each with a central pool and a series of smaller rooms around it. The baths were used for bathing, swimming, and socializing. The Beirut Roman Baths were listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984. FAQ's on Roman Baths Beirut
