Tyre is among the world’s 20 oldest cities. It’s a Phoenician city that dates back to 2,750 B.C. One of its main sites is a hippodrome which is on UNESCO’s list of World Heritage Sites.
The Phoenicians also produced the Tyrian purple dye in this region. It’s a city full of history! Tyre is definitely worth visiting!
Ancient columns
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Beach
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Cliff
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Harbor
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Hippodrome
Beautiful alleys
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Remains of an arena
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Roman Arch of Triumph
Souks
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Tyre Coast Nature Reserve
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Related: This is how the Phoenicians produced the Tyrian purple dye