Tiny retro diner with one of the best gourmet burgers in Lebanon. Try their special burger of the week and save room for either the brownie, or the pancakes with their homemade vanilla ice cream.
Very hospitable to all visitors. Women will be asked to cover, but veils are available at the entrance.
Supreme traditional Lebanese food (don't expect twists). Ambiance unsurpassed: 19th century ottoman palace with wall to wall mirrors and marble table tops. Oud and singing in the evenings
Right in the middle of central Beirut city is a poignant reminder of the country's past conflict. It's been the centerpiece for historically significant milestones in Lebanon's history. Leia mais.
Amazing Lebanese artists collection. A must visit ! I love how they reformed it into a high international standard museum.
Lovely restored family home. Samer, the owner, is very hospitable and kind. Love the daily breakfast!
One of the stronger art galleries in Beirut. Open from Tue-Sat, 11am to 6pm. Don't shy away from the closed steel door; ring the bell, and a kind girl shall let you in.
Tommy, the chef owner, cooks from the heart. Get the pancetta dates and poulet - delicious!
Lebanon's marvelous natural attraction. Make sure you visit both the upper cave (walking) and the lower cave (boat ride). Take the teleferik to enjoy the scenes on your way up.
Cafes, pubs, restaurants and souvenir shops surround the old pathways of the Byblos city!
