Beirut Map, Lebanon

Beirut Travel Guide

The planning and structural pattern that we see here today bears more resemblance to the Arabian and Western worlds. (Here it must be mentioned that most of the buildings and edifices in Beirut have had to be reconstructed following the huge-scale war destructions).      read more

Beirut History

Once known as the Paris of the Middle East, Beirut is the capital and the largest city of the country of Lebanon. It is strategically located almost midway the Lebanese coastline facing the Mediterranean. It has become the country’s major seaport where all businesses entering and leaving the city are anchored. read more

Beirut Sightseeing

Beirut has at least three annual festivals that do not only attract guests but also delight the locals. During the months of March and April for over a period of two weeks, the Cinéma Métropolis in Masrah Al Madina shows only French films in connection to the Festival du cinéma francophone. Some months later in July, the Beirut International Jazz Festival brings famous jazz musicians from all over Beirut play good... read more

Beirut Nightlife

The nightlife of Beirut can be likened to a start of a fireworks display - booming but not yet in full swing. Maybe due to the still conservative nature of the Lebanese people or the still visible ravages of the civil war, Beirut is although already a popular destination, but still has room to grow. However, while some pubs and nightclubs close, others continue to operate and other undergo renaming but nightlife in... read more