It is situated in the Beirut city of Lebanon. The square is an unmistakable symbol of Beirut, most prominent for its Art Deco design. It is one of the best place in this city. Tourists come here from all over
The René Moawad Garden is situated in the Sanayeh area of Beirut, Lebanon. The garden is one of the most established open outside spaces in the capital.Khalil Pasha, the authority of the Turkish Sixth Army amid World War requested the
It is the most famous coastline promenade in Beirut. Covered with palm trees, it offers an extraordinary perspective of the Mediterranean Sea, and in addition, a portion of the nation's best resources, to be specific the scandalous Pigeon Rock, and
It is a standout amongst the most antiquated structures of the city. The place has been delightfully safeguarded and this is one of the two mosques that have a place in the thirteenth century. This mosque was made on the
The stays of a Roman bath now encompassed by government structures were found and moderated for posterity. Roman Berytus Baths is an antiquated Roman thermae or shower site inside the Roman city of Berytus. It was found in 1968-1969 and
In August 2010, rebuilds were nearing satisfaction, with finishing touches being made to within the building and recovery of the synagogue began in May 2009. The Maghen Abraham Synagogue is one of the essential synagogues in Lebanon. Arranged in the Jewish
It is a highrise private working in Beirut, Lebanon. It possesses an expansive plot on the Zaitunay Bay Marina, at Saint George Bay in the Beirut Central District. The platinum tower has involved a huge area on the seafront. It
Sursock Museum, which is formally known as Nicolas Ibrahim Sursock Museum, is a cutting-edge workmanship and contemporary craftsmanship historical center in Beirut, Lebanon. The rich and conspicuous Beirut privileged person Nicolas Ibrahim Sursock manufactured the private estate that now houses
It is a private exhibition hall in Lebanon, situated on the Saint-Joseph college grounds in Beirut. In excess of 1400 minerals are shown there, speaking to in excess of 300 distinct species from more than 60 nations. Mr. Salim Edde
The National Museum of Beirut is the foremost exhibition hall of prehistoric studies in Lebanon. The gathering was started after World War I, and the historical center was formally opened in 1942. The gallery has accumulations totaling around 100,000 items, the
Thanks to plenty of highly elevated mountains that make the act of paragliding much easier for the tourists. The act of Paragliding is supported by perfect weather conditions that place Lebanon as one of the immaculate glide ports in the
Can you imagine that you can actually walk on the water? Sorry, Sorry, Sorry, you can not only walk but can also jump, slide and flip on the water as well. It may be one of your dreams in childhood
Come to Lebanon, and not trying your hands on hiking is that something unexpected from a traveler. Have an unforgettable hiking experience through various mountain trails, and get familiar with awesome locations and ancient leftovers which you come across along
It is the main perpetual youngsters' science exhibition hall in Lebanon. The science exhibition hall was established in 1999 by Solidere in a joint effort with La Cite des Sciences et de L'industrie - La Villette in Paris, as the
A very famous in itself, Al-Omari Mosque encloses Sahet an- Nejmeh at the mid of Beirut. It is very old in comparison to Hariri Mosque that is placed south-east of the square. While looking at it more closely, you will
Gibran Museum is situated in Besharre. It is popular as the birth place of great Lebanese poet Khalil Gibran, author of The Prophet. He was really a very talented artist and a celebrated author of 16 books, written in English
Do you know that if there is any greatest Roman treasure that is Baalbek in Lebanon? They can be easily notable amongst the true sensations of the ancient world. If any largest or noble Roman temples ever constructed, they are
The Baatara Gorge Waterfall or the Baatara Pothole Waterfall is located in the village of Balaa, between the cities of Laqlouq and Tannourine, Lebanon. The location is also known as the Three Bridges Chasm in French Gouffre des Trois Ponts.