Tyre

Tyre is an ancient city located on the Mediterranean coast of modern-day Lebanon. Founded around 3000 BC, it was a significant Phoenician trading hub known for its production of purple dye and glass. Tyre was notable for its impressive architecture, including the famous island city and its protective walls. Throughout history, it played a vital role in maritime trade and was involved in various conflicts, including resistance against Alexander the Great. Today, Tyre is recognized for its archaeological sites, including Roman ruins, and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, attracting visitors interested in its rich cultural heritage.