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SAINT GEORGE'S GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH COMPLEX, BEIRUT, LEBANON
Saint George Greek Orthodox Cathedral is the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Beirut and outlying areas. It is the Beirut’s oldest church: it has been built over the disappeared Anastasi Romano-Byzantine Cathedral. Excavations done largely after the Lebanese civil war found evidence of early Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Medieval and Ottoman eras.
There is a museum and necropolis running under part of the church. The current church was built in 1767. As part of the Greek Orthodox complex, there is a new church, the old church and a tiny Nouriyeh Virgin Chapel separate from both.
Photos are divided by: Exterior including Nouriyeh Virgin Chapel, the New Church and the Old Church.
There is a museum and necropolis running under part of the church. The current church was built in 1767. As part of the Greek Orthodox complex, there is a new church, the old church and a tiny Nouriyeh Virgin Chapel separate from both.
Photos are divided by: Exterior including Nouriyeh Virgin Chapel, the New Church and the Old Church.
St. George's Catheral Complex - Exterior
St. George's Greek Orthodox Church NEW
St. George's GREEK Orthodox OLD- Beirut
