Baalbek Roman Ruins, A Timeless Testament to Roman Grandeur
Great Court, 4, Baalbeck, Qada Baalbak, Beqaa Governorate, Lebanon
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Introduction
Baalbek is an ancient site meaning "Sun City". In 64 BC, the city was conquered by the Romans and for over 200 years, they built famous religious buildings, making it a holy place of the Roman Empire. The Temple of Jupiter, Temple of Bacchus, Temple of Venus, and others are part of the grand temple complex at Baalbek. These buildings are magnificent and not only reflect the Romans' architectural skills, but also reveal the religious and cultural characteristics of the time. Address Great Court, 4, Baalbeck, Qada Baalbak, Beqaa Governorate, Lebanon
The site is worth a visit
