Lebanon is full of old and modern souks where you can find everything you need! From spices to the latest fashion trends, shopping and spending time in Lebanese souks is one of the best activities in Lebanon!
Souk El Akel
Souk El Akel is the number one destination for foodies! It is a culinary festival where you can taste the best foods that Lebanon can offer. The souk is open every Thursday from 5 PM until 11 PM in Downtown Beirut.
Old Souk of Jbeil
Open every day all year round, the Old Souk of Jbeil is where you can find Lebanese artifacts and artisan shops.
Beirut Souks
Beirut Souks is a modern commercial district located in the heart of Beirut where you can find the latest fashion trends!
Old Souk of Zouk Mikael
There’s nothing better than spending summer evenings wandering in the crowded alleys of the old souk of Zouk!
Souk El Ard
Located in Hamra Street, the Beirut Earth Market is where you’ll find farmers selling their products every Wednesday from 9 AM until 2 PM.
Old Souks of Tripoli
Tripoli, the second-largest city in Lebanon, has many souks where you can find wonders!
Souk El Tayeb
Souk El Tayeb is the first open-air farmers market in Lebanon! Visitors can find fruits, vegetables, as well as seasonal food products that are produced by local farmers.
The souk is open every Saturday from 9 AM until 2 PM in Downtown Beirut, and every Wednesday from 12 PM until 6 PM in Gefinor Centre.
Old Souk of Saida
The Old Souk of Saida is a beautiful maze of alleys where shops display handmade products and traditional artifacts!
Marash Street
Marash street is famous for its spices, dried fruits and vegetables, nuts, and Egyptian loofahs. No matter what you’re planning to cook, you’ll surely find all the ingredients that you need!
Old Souk of Baalbek
The best way to discover Baalbek’s cultural heritage is by visiting its old souk!
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