After a six-year break, La Nuit des Musées is officially back in Lebanon this summer! Today, July 29, 2025, museums across Beirut and several other cities will open their doors to the public free of charge from 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM.

This initiative is organized by the Lebanese Ministry of Culture in collaboration with the Directorate General of Antiquities, and it’s a fantastic opportunity for residents and tourists alike to rediscover the country’s rich heritage.

Beirut Museums

• National Museum of Beirut
• Nicolas Ibrahim Sursock Museum
• MIM Museum (Mineral Museum)
• AUB Archaeological Museum
• AUB Geology Museum
• Museum of Lebanese Prehistory
• BDL Bank Museum
• Villa Audi – Mosaic Museum
• Nuhad Es-Said Private Museum (Pavillon Nuhad Es-Said)
• USJ Oriental Library
• French Institute Gallery – Beirut

Jounieh

• USEK Archaeological Museum

Byblos (Jbeil)

• Aram Bezikian Museum
• Byblos Site Museum (Byblos Castle)
• MACAM – Modern and Contemporary Art Museum
• Memoire du Temps – Fossil Museum
• Fondation Louis Cardahi – LAU Byblos

Tripoli

• Citadel of Saint Gilles Museum (Tripoli Castle)

Saida

• Debbane Palace
• Khan el Franj
• The Soap Museum
• Hammam Al Jadeed
• Khan Sacy

Whether you’re into archaeology, fine art, science, or contemporary installations, this is your chance to explore Lebanon’s cultural treasures in a whole new way at night and totally for free.

This night is also a great opportunity to bring the kids, go on a fun educational outing with friends, or enjoy a different kind of date night. La Nuit des Musées isn’t just about exhibits, it’s a celebration of our shared culture, creativity, and resilience.

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