19-01-2025, 11:54 PM
20-01-2025, 06:19 AM
There's an American University a couples of McDonalds , Hard Rock cafe and casino at water front. Beautiful beaches..
The embassy district a lots of cafe and restaurants with excellent nightlife.
They all gone now
And close to Syria border, there's the remains of the biggest Roman temple outside Italy.
Sadly, the airport was a ghost town
No travel insurance coverage going to Lebanon.
The embassy district a lots of cafe and restaurants with excellent nightlife.
They all gone now
And close to Syria border, there's the remains of the biggest Roman temple outside Italy.
Sadly, the airport was a ghost town
No travel insurance coverage going to Lebanon.
20-01-2025, 04:56 PM
While I was in Lebanon for one week, Syrian fighter jets were flying across Beirut sky constantly and Syrian soldiers were checking customers outside McDonald's.
Surprisingly, many Filipina were in Beirut owning restaurants and small cafes.
And one year later, war broke up with Israel.
Surprisingly, many Filipina were in Beirut owning restaurants and small cafes.
And one year later, war broke up with Israel.
20-01-2025, 05:18 PM
20-01-2025, 10:41 PM
"Beirut, Lebanon was once known as the "Paris of the Middle East" and was a popular destination for tourists and the wealthy. It was known for its nightlife, culture, food, and architecture.
Known for:
Nightlife: Beirut was known for its nightlife, with luxury hotels, clubs, and bars
Culture: Beirut was a center for art exhibitions, plays, and poetry seminars
Food: Beirut was known for its food, including the celebrated red wines of Château Mussar
Architecture: Beirut was known for its architecture
Cinema: Beirut was known as the cinema capital of the region, with many cinemas on Hamra Street
Attractions:
Hotel Saint-Georges
A luxury hotel that hosted Hollywood icons like Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton
Hamra Street
A street lined with fashion stores, theaters, restaurants, cafes, and hotels
Downtown Beirut
A bustling area with traditional markets, fashionable boutiques, and haute-couture houses
"
Known for:
Nightlife: Beirut was known for its nightlife, with luxury hotels, clubs, and bars
Culture: Beirut was a center for art exhibitions, plays, and poetry seminars
Food: Beirut was known for its food, including the celebrated red wines of Château Mussar
Architecture: Beirut was known for its architecture
Cinema: Beirut was known as the cinema capital of the region, with many cinemas on Hamra Street
Attractions:
Hotel Saint-Georges
A luxury hotel that hosted Hollywood icons like Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton
Hamra Street
A street lined with fashion stores, theaters, restaurants, cafes, and hotels
Downtown Beirut
A bustling area with traditional markets, fashionable boutiques, and haute-couture houses
"