Love the whole experience and the knowledge we gain

A really nice experience, must visit but it would be better on may and june

Worth the visit Nice experience with kids Visit during spring and early summer and you will see living silk worms at all stages The museum shows the history of silk and how it is made Ticket price is good and the environment is great ( scenery, calm...) The tour takes around 30 minutes including a video presentation available in 3 languages The souvenir shop could be better with interesting items A must visit for all tourists and locals.

Please get here. I am sure you have heard about silk and silk worms but you are missing a lot if you do not enter this place. We got a tour and it was great. They basically show you the the step by step of the production of silk.

Amazing , don’t miss it Our Guide from museum the best

Not essential, but very interesting place to visit. The visit was very informative, we learned a lot about silk making. Our guide was very good. The museum is set in an old silk factory. The building is interesting and the views from the balcony is really nice.

Nice experience to explore with young children. It shows the history of silk and how it is made. Entry price is good and the environment is great. While trip takes around 30 minutes including a 10 minute video presentation.

Interesting history of the silk industry with the actual lifecycle of the silk worm. Fantastoc knowledgable staff and beautiful gardens.

An incredible hidden jewel in the mountains of lebanon and a very interesting historical overview of the silk industry, allas a list art. Lovely gardens too

It is far out from beirut in an area called bseus. An intersesting display of tools n cocoons. There was an exhibition of old silk dresses. This exhibition changes ftom season yo season. The guide was very pleasant and informative. The view from the terrace was beautiful ( see photos) The are open only 6 months a year ie the warmer seasons cuz the cocoons die from the cold winter.

Situated in a charming old silk museum, and surrounded by a green area, the place exudes a unique vintage charm.The museum's opening hours from 10 am to 6 pm (closed on Mondays). The artifacts on display offer a glimpse into Lebanon's silk industry, showcasing the intricate processes involved in silk production. From the mulberry trees to the silk cocoons and the weaving looms, every aspect of the silk-making journey was thoughtfully presented. The knowledgeable tour guide made the experience enriching and educational.

Very pleasant place