We saw the baths when visited Place de l'Etoile. They are just outside of pedestrian area and easy to find with a tourist map. It was neat to see the ruins; they are well preserved as far as ruins go. If by chance you miss them, don't feel like your trip to Beirut was compromised. More

It is great to see the careful preservation of this excavation so close to important government buildings and to the centre of Beirut. It is especially lovely at night with lights strategically placed. It would be helpful if there were informative but attractive signs to help one understant precisely what they are seeing if they are not there with a... More

The archeological site is well maintained, nicely lit, you can take a walk, sit on a bench.. Its fairly quite, not too many people.. Good place for a conversation. Visit at night, preferably not alone, not that its unsafe, its just.. lonely.. Unless you need time to think, i guess.. More

Interesting site of the old Beirut since the roman era. Curiosity about the roman bath and the water conducts built at that time More

very well preserved hostorical monumet, located in down town of beirut, no fee to pay, does not take much time, you can do it when rounding in down town More

Inaccessible, not much to see, the security guards watch you, you feel unwanted here. It is nice to see, but police and guards are very unpleasant. More

There is not much more to see. If you have seen Roman baths somewhere else, there is nothing new here. More

stop here to see what has been discovered during the reconstruction... many of similar ruins finished being removed... however, the Roman baths are nice and deserve from you to stop there... More

The ancient roman baths are surrounded by modern buildings in the city, and well protected and preserved. It was quite striking to see and great for the imagination. More