Baalbek Reborn: Temples Launch Trailer

Coming soon - March 31st, 2021!

Baalbek Reborn is a series of teletours presenting the sites and monuments of Baalbek (ancient Heliopolis) in the Roman imperial period. At that time Baalbek was the dominant city in the fertile Beqaa Valley in eastern Lebanon. Our virtual tours show you the ruins as they appear today and also take you back in time to see the monuments as they looked in antiquity. Experts from the German Archaeological Institute, which has been working here since 1898, explain what you are seeing on your teletours.

Thanks to the generosity of a donor, we are pleased to be able to distribute Baalbek Reborn: Temples at no cost. And, we take this opportunity to express our heartfelt gratitude to the donor, who wishes to remain anonymous.

[nassergharib]

Baalbek, the city of the sun, is one of the most beautiful ancient cities 🇱🇧👈🌻❤

[antoinetteortas]

Inimaginable de beauté après avoir visité les ruines.merci encore. Continuez à nous éblouir.

[nassergharib]

Baalbek, die Stadt der Sonne, ist eine der schönsten antiken Städte 🇱🇧👈🌻🌻❤

[basselm]

Incredible, awe inspiring... thank you so much for making this project. A dream come true ♥️🌞🙏🏼

[sUiUdos]

Excellent work, I can only imagine how much research went into this video, thank you for sharing it with us.

[chantelletomas]

And my feet were walking there, and my hand were touching those stones... It was in 2003 but it was a feeling I was brought to that epoch... I still remember Tyr, Sydon, Byblos , Tarabulus, Baalbeck, Anjar, Bent Jbail, Beiruth. And every time I miss this great pra-motherland of civilization...

[DukeCannon]

Was anything there painted or gilded? Or was everything white? Also what statues would have been display? Thank you for a good video

[anthonybaransky]

It may be considered Roman Architecture but it's a lot older than the Romans. Some of the stones weigh over 1000 ton.
A recent video I've watched claims the most powerful crane today can pick up about 265 ton. Far cry from 1000 plus

[arafatalshuaibi]

This is realy great. Please, what is the software used to create such outstanding virtual tour? Thank you

[VictorChan-fech]

As Gods we once were, as we will be reborn to the benefit of humanity.😊

[Mia-wpn]

ALGUN DIA, Quisiera Ir, A Conocerte, Solo A Verte

[ruralmass]

No doubt the original base stones go very far back in antiquity, way before Roman times. But the clever Romans, great engineers that they were, built on top of the original impossibly large stones.

[ZiggyDan]

This is fantastic. Is there any other sites?

[greenpulseeducation]

It wasn't Roman work. They built thr lesser on ruins of the great Baal Temple.

[PAJM]

this is more boring then watching a tree grow