Unfinished palace of the late Farid Serhal, who was a deputy of the region. The palace was under construction in the late 60s and in the 70s when work was interrupted by the civil war. The palace remained unattended since then. Currently, one guide conducts tours and explains the construction history and Dr. Serhal's vision in combining the architectures of different civilizations. Great place to take photos and do photoshoots. The site might seem familiar as it was used for the shooting of several video clips and series in the past years. Highly recommended!

There are no tour guides onsite. I recommend reading about it before going in. You’d appreciate the place more.

A distinguished palace for a successful and educated man who traveled to different countries and gathered different cultures and ideas and tried to apply them throughout his palace.

Beautiful castle. Not finished yet. Kids had a blast exploring! Looks closed but ground keeper will do a visit for 20,000 LL/person.

What an amazing experience. A must visit for national and international tourists. Amusing details and craftsmanship.

It's the second time we go to see the museum and we find it closed when it should be open for public. If they don't want people to go inside just remove it from the map.

too old. few statues are beautiful. too dirty. some parts are still under construction.

Must see in Jezzine to see the determination and hard work of one person even though still not completed

The unachieved dream of Farid Serhal: An ancient building in the region of Jezzine that the late Dr. put together in stone to showcase the different cultures of the world.

"First to do no harm" a marvellous royal experience in the visions of dr. Farid Serhal! The stoneworks is one of a kind the spaces are breathtaking each with a unique atmosphere

Gorgeous Museum worth to visit it as see it 2 day ago as was surprising we have this kind of Art in Lebanon