Moussa Castle — Attraction in Mount Lebanon Governorate

Moussa Castle is a truly unique and special place. It was built by a Lebanese visionary, Moussa Maamari, who handcrafted every stone with his own hands. The castle is a testament of dedication and truly a sight to behold.

The castle is located in the Chouf Mountains, and it offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside. The interior of the castle is just as impressive as the exterior. It is filled with beautiful artwork and artifacts, and it feels like a step back in time.

Moussa Castle is a showcase of Lebanese heritage. The castle's architecture is a blend of traditional Lebanese and European styles, and the artwork and artifacts inside the castle reflect the rich history of Lebanon.

If you are looking for a unique and unforgettable experience, I highly recommend visiting Moussa Castle. It is a truly special place that will leave you feeling inspired and proud of the...

I was about to visit this infamous castle/museum on my trip to Beiteldine and the area until when at the door we were informed that the ticket is for 10$ per person. First, this price tag is ridiculously high for such a minor landmark especially when you compare it with other major sites such as Tyre (4$) ruins and Baalbeck (8$). Second, half of the castle was shut down due to restoration activities so you are actually seeing the other half for the full price. Third and most importantly, the price tag was the same for both locals and tourists! Lebanese Tourism officials and organizers need to understand that these sites represent local culture, folklore and history to the Lebanese and that visiting those places should be highly encouraged. Not going too far, in Jordan for instance, a European visiting Petra pays 70$, while a Jordanian pays only 7$. It’s time we wake up on...

The fort is located in the small town of Deir al-Qamar, 5 km from Beit al-Din, and is actually 60 km from Beirut; A mountain town with stone houses that was the center of Lebanese rule between the 16th and 18th centuries. Deir al-Qamar is the first village in the history of Lebanon to have a municipality. Musa Castle was built by a person named Musa Abdul Karim Al-Moamari in 1962, who he says was his childhood dream. Mr. Musa was born in 1931 and welcomes visitors to his castle. This three-story castle is best known for its anthropological museum, which depicts the life and culture of past peoples in beautiful shapes and with small sculptures. The museum is located on the ground floor of the castle and is almost a large museum that, in addition to its anthropological section, contains works and objects from the past of Lebanon. The entrance to the castle was 10,000...