Treatment characteristics of benzene were investigated by using a fixed bed reactor system applying a hybrid method over composites of photocatalyst and adsorbent. Various composites were made by mixing photocatalyst with adsorbent, such as activated carbon, activated carbon fiber, and sludge. Performance tests were conducted with benzene concentrations of 1,000～3,000 ppm, Benzene flow rates of 50～100cc/min, and packing weights of 14～24g for the various composite samples. The property of benzene treatment was analyzed concerning BET, SEM, pH, and the conversion efficiency. It was concluded by experimental results that the benzene conversion efficiency of a hybrid method was much higher than that of a photocatalyst only method showing a conversion efficiency range between 13% and 65%. It was also found that the comprehensive feasibility study of the hybrid method would be needed with consideration of various factors including additional expenses.