How To Reach Roman Baths

Reaching the Roman Baths in Beirut Central District, Lebanon

Traveling to the Roman Baths in Beirut Central District can be an exciting journey into history and culture. Here are the options for reaching this archaeological gem:

By Air

For international visitors, the closest airport is Rafic Hariri International Airport in Beirut. From the airport, you can take a taxi or use ridesharing apps to get to the Roman Baths in the city center.

By Road

• Taxi: The most convenient option is to hire a taxi. Taxi services are abundant in Beirut, and drivers usually know the central district well.
• Ridesharing: Apps like Uber or Careem operate in Beirut and can offer a comfortable ride to the Roman Baths.
• Public Transport: Public buses are available but might be a bit challenging for newcomers to navigate due to the lack of clear route information.

Parking

For those driving their own car, there are several paid parking lots in the Beirut Central District where you can park your car before walking to the Roman Baths.

Walking

The Baths are located in the pedestrian-friendly area of Beirut Central District, near other historical sites. If you're staying in a nearby hotel, walking can be a pleasant option to explore the area.

Once you are in Beirut Central District, follow the signs or use a map to guide you to the Roman Baths, which are one of the key historical landmarks in the area.

Accessibility

The Roman Baths are situated outdoors, and while there is no dedicated visitor facility, the site is accessible to pedestrians. Do keep in mind that Beirut's streets might sometimes present accessibility challenges for those with mobility issues.

Always consider the current political and social climate before planning your trip, as circumstances can affect travel plans and site accessibility.