Beirut - The National Museum of Lebanon, first floor (1) 360 Panorama

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Beirut - The National Museum of Lebanon, first floor (1)

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Henk Keijzer

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The National Museum opened in 1942 to house Lebanon's archeological treasure. It has been a landmark both in times of peace and turmoil. During the civil war, when the Museum stood on the dangerous "green line" that divided Beirut, the antiquities it housed were removed for safekeeping. Larger objects were covered with concrete to ensure their protection. After the war the Museum has been fully restored and is a fantastic place to visit.