Wax Museum

The Waks Museum is a wax museum of the city of Byblos, which, with the help of wax statues, tells about the history of Lebanon, from the Phoenician era to the present. It was founded in 1970.

Wax Museum is located near the College of Sisters of the Sacred Heart and near the Church of John the Baptist, in the old center of Byblos, which is located 37 kilometers from the capital of Lebanon. The Wax Museum of Byblos presents more than 24 scenes from Lebanese history and 120 life-size statues that give a very clear view of Lebanese cultural features and traditions.

In it you can see statues of famous historical figures - Kadma, Adonis, Ahiram, Ibrahim Pasha, the singer Sabah, as well as figures of several nationalists, after whom the Martyrs Square was named - Abdul Karim al-Khalil, Omar Hamad, Sheikh Ahmad Tabbar.