Audi Soap Museum is a fantastic place, it shows the stages that our grandfathers used to create soap. You will see some old monuments and ruins found while renovating that’s date back to thousands of years. They have a gift shop. Highly recommended to visit and learn about the culture and habits.

Impressive “soap museum” in Saida The owner met us, disclosed full process of creating soap, very interesting history. It’s the one family museum and the technology passed through generations. The enter in museum is paid but ticket price is cheaper than coffee:) soaps’ price are bit exceeding compared to other soap shop on the same street.

This is the first time I was intrigued by soap 😂 and I totally loved it. There was a guide to take you through the process of soap making and how it’s done. This museum is well kept and really clean for an old place with deep history. It also has a mini cafe for tea or coffee and a shop where you can get souvenirs.

Impressive place where you learn useful informations on how local soap was made, what chemicals were used in its foundation and the equipments used in the process. Built and fonded by bank Audi. the smell is great. and the entrance is 5000LL/adult.

Beautiful Museum, very nice storytelling. The staff is very nice too. I would recommend it definitely during a visit of Saida. The boutique is great and full of gifting ideas.

Very old house/workshop in the old town, transferred into a soap museum! You get a quick tour with an informative guide. You can buy soaps at the end of your tour too if you like.

Original museum where you can learn a lot about the traditional way of producing local loreal soap. They say that the origin of this Artisan is Nablus in Palestine. For me, nothing equal the famous Aleppo traditional Soap. The prices at the sales boutique are very high. You can still afford one or two soaps as souvenir, but to buy in quantity, you better seek the local market of the nearby old town, where you find many tradditional stuffs very affordables.

I think, this place is so commercial.not special.especilly to English ( they explain only Arabic &french)

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful 😍 (Original) Muito lindo 😍

The Soap Museum traces the history of soap making in the region, its development and manufacturing techniques. Visitors can see a demonstration of how traditional olive oil soaps are made and learn about the history of the "hammam" (bath) traditions. But on our visit there was no demonstration!

I really liked this museum! It displays the different machines used to make, shape and stamp the soaps. I would’ve wished having a tour guide like other groups did; I’m sure it would’ve made the whole experience richer and more interesting. What made the experience better however, was a video documentary about the women of Saïda and how they used to make soap, as well as Mr Mahmoud Sharkass, a soap maker in Tripoli that’s been making soap without using fire, as has his ancestors have been doing for years. The video made the visit worthy. The entrance fee is 5,000 LL.

Every tourist should visit this place

(Translated by Google) This place has an important historical character ... as it was a soap factory where the finest soaps were made at that time and the locals are very proud of these industries. (Original) المكان هذا له طابع تاريخي مهم...حيث أنه كان معمل للصابون حيث تصنع أجود أنواع الصابون في ذلك الوقت وأن السكان المحليون فخورون جدا بالصناعات هذه

(Translated by Google) Good, quite interesting. (Original) Bien, assez intéressant.

Been here as a participant in the Hammoud soup campaign (your health is in your hand).. Along with Audi foundation and the soup factory in Saida .. The museum is amazing with their history of soup making and the old cabins and jars used to make these soups.. Recommended to visit to view the old Saida around too

If your looking for a heritage visit to place that tells a story then you reached the right place. The Soup Museum in Saïda is not just a museum, it’s a journey through history to one of the iconic places in the city that tells the story of soap making and how it was made and the people behind it. We buy soaps these days off the shelf without knowing what it went through in the old days. It’s a place that you should visit, but their authentic items and watch their video, don’t forget to sip a cup of coffee in their boutique cafe outdoor.

The museum is small, but there is a lot to see. I recommend the tour to get more information (especially since it's free). The gift shop is a beautiful place for high quality souvenirs that are very different from some of the souks nearby.

Interesting small museum about the history of soap making. Get a get if possible who tells you about the factory and the handcraft of soap making rather than just reading the tables. 🧼

(Translated by Google) Very cool (Original) رائع جدا

(Translated by Google) An archaeological place worth seeing (Original) مكان أثري يستحق المشاهدة

Nice museum , good cafe and shop

Professional of the Soap

This place shows the stages of creating soap. They have a gift shop and a cafe which is great for a quiet coffee time and a simple desert. I'd come back for sure.

Beautiful museum, with even better smells. Surrounding neighborhood is authentic and a great immersive experience.

Recently renovated, this soap factory is a great day trip if you are in Lebanon for more than 2 days. The tour, led by a local guide, gives the visitor a glimpse into the soap-making industry of the region. The adjacent gift shop is a must. You can buy all your unique souvenirs here. The area is being currently renovated, and it’s hard to find parking. Make sure to visit the other villas in the area open for tours.

The receptionist of the boutique was very UNPROFESSIONAL, we stayed looking for stuff for atleast 15 mins before she approached us. However, the museum itself is an amazing experience with alot of information about the history of the museum. We pride ourselves with such museums.

Just a beautiful museum to see while in town. The place have a shop and a cafe.

An enjoyable and interesting small museum. You can ask for a free tour. The gift shop is also nice

Good

Very well thought place where we discovered all about the soap making process and the history of this craft in Lebanon. After learning about the stages of soap making there’s a very nice collection of traditional soaps and tools from several Lebanese villages. I highly recommend the place for it highlights brilliantly the traditional way of making soap and showcases the work of local artisans. The museum’s boutique is also a very nice place to buy unique souvenirs.

Old "Khan" Factory in old Saida Saydon, renovated to stay as is, nice to see the old Handmade tools, pressing machinery, Soap cutting, and last you can visit the Soap gift shop, amazing gift items,

It's about soap but it's not 😁 It's a family business through years of hard work. U will see the development of the process and a short film about a boy who's his mother send him to buy soap... Nice place u will see what I mean when u will visit it 👌 I took many photos but I will post just two and u can take pictures too.

Small but nice soap museum. Well maintained with a guide who will explain to you the process. The entrance is 1.5 dollars so we didn't expect much. It is worth the visit if you are in Saida or visiting Saida. The gift shop is ok and the soap price starts from $3.

This is a historical factury / museum for traditional soap

Very nice educating experience, the staff are very friendly throughout thr visit. We went to their shop and bought some souvenirs and the smell and the vibe was really good. We ender our stay with a coffee and fresh lemonade which were very refreshing.

We visited this place with our children, they provided a tour guide who spoke English. It has some hands on experiences, and she shared the history history. It was very interesting, didn’t take too long and had a shop where you could buy books and decorative soaps.

a well renovated and preserved.musuem. the guide was knowledgeable about the place but had.low info about the general history of the streets about the city .

It is absolutely a hidden gem in Sidon. When you enter the museum, a guide give some information about the history of this old soap factory. If you want to buy natural soaps as gift, the museum also have a shop. But prices were too high and staffs were morose.

One of a kind type of museum to visit once in your lifetime w your family in Saida. I was w my son & he loved the place. The kiddos will be amaze & amused w the history of soap making. Clean bathrooms was a big plus for me! Entrance fees 5,000 LL for adults & free for minors.

nice place

(Translated by Google) Pretty little museum (Original) Jolie petit musée

Nice place to visit

(Translated by Google) It smells disgusting (Original) رائحة فيه مقرفة😝😝😝😝😷

Art and culture

(Translated by Google) The archaeological sites in the city of Sidon are amazing with its charm, especially the soap museum, because it is one of the most beautiful archaeological sites (Original) ان الاماكن الاثريه في مدينه صيدا روعه بسحرها وخاصة متحف الصابون لانه من اجمل الاماكن الاثريه

They give knowledge about the making of soap.

That place has allowed the soap industry to grow and diversify. Thumbs up.

The best local artisanal soap

(Translated by Google) Friendly welcome (Original) Accueil sympathique

(Translated by Google) Nice discovery (Original) Belle découverte

Don't forget to grap a pin soap

(Translated by Google) Heritage tourism place (Original) مكان سياحة تراثية

definitely a thing to do when in Saida! our guide was amazing, very knowledgeable and fun at the same time.

Nice place

(Translated by Google) An ancient history, a pleasant tour and a nice guide inside the museum helps you explain it (Original) تاريخ عريق وجولة ممتعة ودليل لطيف داخل المتحف يساعدك بشرحه

(Translated by Google) to visit ! (Original) a visiter !

(Translated by Google) to visit ! (Original) a visiter !

(Translated by Google) Beast nest (Original) لانه وحش

I liked the place . It was my first visit . Tjere is also a shop where u can buy soaps there is a variety of the collection .

nice musem, interesting history

(Translated by Google) Very well preserve (Original) Très bien préserver

(Translated by Google) Interesting, but not very big. Literally 3 rooms. Soap in the store is very expensive (Original) Интересно, но не очень большой. Буквально 3 помещения. Мыло в магазине очень дорогое

(Translated by Google) I'm going to Saida just to buy this excellent scented soap, my children in France claim it and I love it (Original) Je vais à Saida rien que pour acheter cet excellent savon parfumé, mes enfants en France m’en réclame et moi j’adore

Evolution of soap