Domaine de Zekrit

Nestled perfectly between the lush valleys of Mount Lebanon, Domaine de Zekrit has seen the rise and fall of great empires dating as far back as the Phoenician Era whose remnants can still be seen around the venue.

In the 6th century A.D., a monk took up residence there, turning Zekrit into a sanctuary that attracted pilgrims. Over the years, the Domaine saw significant expansion and renovations, transforming it into the extraordinary venue that it is today.

Vacant since 1779, Nada Hakim the architect and co-founder of this spectacular site, along with Kehdi Kehdi, co-founder, decided to bring back the glory and significance of the venue and convert it into what it is today.