Churches & Sacred Sites in Metn
The Metn district climbs from the dense coastal suburbs north of Beirut to mountain towns like Bikfaya, Broummana and Beit Chabab, and is one of the most church-filled corners of Lebanon. Antelias is home to the Armenian Catholicosate of the Great House of Cilicia, Beit Chabab is known for its centuries-old tradition of casting church bells, and nearly every village has a parish church at its heart. Explore every church in the Metn district below, grouped by town, with locations, photos and details to plan your visit or find a Sunday Mass.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Metn district known for?
It is one of the most church-filled districts in Lebanon, home to the Armenian Catholicosate of Cilicia in Antelias and Beit Chabab's bell-casting tradition.
How can I find a Sunday Mass in the Metn district?
Open any church below to see its location and contact details. Mass times can change with the seasons and feast days, so it's best to call the parish before you go.
Can visitors enter churches in the Metn district?
Yes. Most churches welcome respectful visitors. Smaller village churches are often locked outside services, so plan your visit around Mass or ask locally for the key. Modest dress is appreciated.