Sidón, also known as Sidon, is a historic city located on the Mediterranean coast of Lebanon. It is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, with roots tracing back to ancient times. Sidón was a prominent Phoenician city, known for its production of purple dye, glass, and textiles, which were highly valued in ancient trade. Today, Sidón is a vibrant city that showcases a mix of ancient ruins and modern life. Key attractions include the Sidon Sea Castle, built by the Crusaders, and the Temple of Eshmun, dedicated to the Phoenician god of healing. The city remains an important cultural and economic center in Lebanon.