5/5 Christelle L. 9 months ago on Google
When
I
went
to
the
museum
on
a
Sunday,
I
had
not
planned
to
visit
it.
But
by
curiosity,
I
went
on
foot
and
walked
from
the
main
road
and
all
the
way
up
till
the
museum.
Before
entering
it,
I
visited
a
little
shrine
for
saint
Lourdes,
built
above
the
museum,
and
which
required
going
up
stairs.
In
the
museum,
I
paid
200,000
L.L.
for
entrance
and
made
a
quick
visit
of
three
floors
because
I
had
arrived
half
an
hour
before
the
closure
(at
16:00).
At
the
entrance,
there
is
drinkable
water
coming
out
a
small
water
spring
and
called
the
Prophet's
spring.
Inside
the
museum,
consisting
of
three
floors,
there
are
many
rooms
in
which
Gibran's
paintings,
furniture,
books
and
painting
materials
that
belonged
to
him
are
exhibited.
His
tomb
is
placed
in
a
beautifully
designed
cave
where
there
is
also
a
beautiful
light
display
on
the
wall
of
one
of
Gibran's
quotes.
It
is
forbidden
to
take
pictures,
this
is
why
rare
are
the
images
posted
of
the
museum.
It
felt
like
visiting
a
friend's
exhibition!
😊
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