The Enchanting Bay of Zeitouna, Located on beirut’s northern coast, The Coast of Zeitouna is one of Beirut’s most upscale and enjoyable areas. Arriving at Zaytouna Bay is the beginning of a fascinating journey of beauty, nature, tan, shopping and exciting cruises. All this and more you will find in the Bay of Zeitouna, one […]
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Beit Beirut is a museum that was built to document the civil war to remain in the memory of the city and its people. It is called the Sudiko building, or “Barakat” building relative to the family that inhabited it, or the yellow house attributed to its yellow color. The museum was built in the
Al-Omari Grand Mosque The great Omari Mosque in Beirut dates back to the Islamic conquest of Beirut in the early 1st century of Hijra and is considered one of the oldest buildings in Beirut, and was named in honor of caliph Omar ibn al-Khattab. The Omari Mosque has been through many historical events, most notably
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The Roman Baths of Beirut is a historical landmark that bears witness to one of the most important civilizations passing through the city, the Roman civilization, during which Beirut was nicknamed “the mother of canons and the breastfeeding of science”. The Roman Baths of Beirut is one of beirut’s most important historical attractions to miss,
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The Meim Museum is one of beirut’s most beautiful and visited tourist destinations, a scientific museum located on the campus of St. Joseph’s University in Beirut, and its name is “Mem” as an abbreviation of the phrase “Museum of Metal and Mine”. The unique Mem Museum offers you a variety of stones and minerals that
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Sursock Museum It was initially built by the late Nicolas Sarsak of the Sarsak family, one of beirut’s most wealthy Orthodox families, in 1910, but after his death recommended that the palace be transformed into a museum of modern art. The Sersak Museum houses many antiques, valuables found in the cellar a while ago, and
Mohammed Al-Amin Great Mosque Mohammed Al-Amin Mosque is the largest mosque in Beirut and Lebanon in general, and the most beautiful in terms of design, with its distinctive Ottoman-style architecture, with its blue domes and four huge minarets, which can be seen from anywhere in Beirut. Inside the mosque, it is full of mamluk architectural
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The magnificent Beirut National Museum The Beirut National Museum is one of the most important tourist sites in Beirut that help you to know its identity and history closely, this museum is a national treasure, the Lebanese people made strenuous efforts to preserve it during the civil war in Lebanon. Located in the center of
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The Eternal and beautiful Rock of Raouche It is also called, bird rock, pigeon rock, or nassar morning rock, or rock of love. The bird rocks located in the Area of Rousha are one of the most beautiful natural places in Lebanon in general, and are formations of huge rocks, formed through the times, to
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Amazing Downtown Beirut – Solidere, It is an archaeological area called Downtown Beirut, or Solidere, in relation to the company that repaired it after the destruction of the Civil War. If you want to get close to the true spirit of Beirut, you must pass through the vibrant downtown area of Beirut, one of Beirut’s
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