Beaufort Castle

Beaufort Castle is a historic fortress located in Lebanon, built during the Crusader period in the 12th century. It served as a strategic defensive stronghold and was part of a network of castles used to control the region. The castle features thick stone walls, towers, and courtyards, showcasing medieval military architecture. Over the centuries, it played roles in various conflicts and changed hands multiple times. Today, Beaufort Castle is a significant archaeological site and popular tourist destination, offering insights into Lebanon’s medieval history and military heritage.