
The town itself
Come for the match. Stay for Batroun: a Phoenician harbor town of rock-and-pebble beaches, citrus groves, old stone churches and a nightlife a few steps from the sea.
The name travels: Greek Botrys, from the Phoenician bater. A Phoenician harbor town that never stopped being a harbor town.

One of the cleanest rock-and-pebble beaches in the country, where the Mediterranean meets old Phoenician sea walls, with a nightlife of pubs and clubs a few steps inland.

A harbor town that never stopped being one. The Greeks called it Botrys, from the Phoenician bater, and the name has carried across three thousand years.

Citrus groves ring the town. Since the early 1900s the cafes on the main street have poured Batroun's famous fresh lemonade, squeezed from its own lemons.

Roman Catholic and Greek Orthodox churches, the Batroun Citadel, the Biggest Lebanese Flag, Cinema Douma and the historic Dispensary.
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