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Located on the former Green Line, the museum is a magnificent insight into Lebanon history.æ

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This seaside promenade stretches from Ras Beirut on Ave de Paris in the east and ends at the St George Yacht Motor Club in Ain al-Mreisse to the west.

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It is the largest mosque in Beirut.

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Get lost in this vibrant neighborhood of Beirut, as you explore the side streets and thoroughfares

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These caves are the longest ones in Lebanon and featured as a finalist in the New Seven Wonders of Nature competition.æ

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Conceived and funded by jeweller and collector Robert Mouawad to showcase his magnificent and eclectic collection, this museum is a symbol of idiosyncracies.

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Downtown, Beirut's central district, is anything but what you would expect from the center of an old town.

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Situated in West Beirut, Hamra is the one of the bustling districts, known for its entertainment and shopping galore.

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Take the servees taxis or mini bus to Byblos and Baalbek, amidst the several other cities in Lebanon.

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The Roman Baths in Beirut are the archaeological ruins of an ancient Roman Bath belonging to the 2nd Century BCE. It is located in the middle of the city between Banks Street and Capuchin Street. A medicinal plant garden is also located here.

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Pigeon Rocks are a natural landmark located off the coast of Raouché on Beirut’s westernmost tip. They are two gigantic rock formations that rise from the sea to stand like sentinels guarding the coast of Raouché. They are famous for being the only natural offshore rocks in Lebanon and for the picturesque view of the Mediterranean sea skyline.

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MIM Mineral Museum is a private museum with over 2000 minerals on display across 450 species collected from 70 countries. It is located at the Université Saint-Joseph Campus of Innovation and Sport. The stunning phosphorescent crystal room is particularly popular.

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Zaitunay Bay, located in the Beirut Marina, is popular for walks, shopping, dining, cultural festivals, concerts, and exhibitions. The view of the Mediterranean Sea and the various yachts anchored in the bay is stunning. It is best to visit in the evenings and enjoy the sunset from one of the restaurants and cafes.

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Martyrs' Square, also known as Al Burj or Place des Cannons, is the central public square of Beirut. It commemorates the martyrs executed under Ottoman rule in 1916. It is the commercial centre of Beirut and is extremely busy throughout the day.

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Sanayeh Garden, officially known as Rene Moawad Park, is an urban park and one of the oldest open-air public spaces in Beirut. It is popular for walking and jogging and has a children’s play area, pool, biking paths and an amphitheatre. There is also a beautiful fountain which is the tallest fountain in Beirut.

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Mzaar Ski Resort, also known as Ouyoune el Simane, is the largest ski resort in the Middle East and is located only an hour away from Beirut. The resort spans 42 hills and 80 kilometres. It is the perfect location for skiing, ski-doo, night skiing, ziplining, snowshoeing, snowboarding and exploring the mountains on a snowmobile.

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Byblos, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, is also known as Jubayl and Jbeil. It is located north of Beirut on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea. Its ancient port, sandy beaches, upscale restaurants, outdoor cafés and stunning mountains in the backdrop attract hundreds of tourists every year.

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Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque, also known as Blue Mosque, is Lebanon's biggest mosque. It opens onto Martyr's Square right next to Saint George Greek Orthodox Cathedral. With prime Ottoman architecture, the building is covered with Beiruti yellow sandstone with four minarets standing at 65m.

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Beirut Souks is the city’s most extensive commercial shopping and leisure centre in Beirut Central District. The low-rising complex consists of two areas: North and South Souks. It has more than 200 shopping outlets, including world-famous brands, while the streets are lined with artistic wonders.

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Baalbek, known as Heliopolis or ‘the Sun City’ in antiquity, is a city located northeast of Beirut. Situated in Beqaa Valley, east of the Litani river, it is famous for its Roman ruins, considered one of the best-preserved in the Middle East. The iconic temple of Bacchus and the Temple of Jupiter are two impressive structures displaying Roman architecture.

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Raouche is a popular residential and commercial quarter in Beirut. It is known for its cliff-side cafés that border Avenue de Paris, a popular spot for joggers during the weekends. Numerous restaurants and upscale apartment buildings make it a hub for tourists and activities. The rock of Raouche or Pigeons’ Rock is the top attraction here.

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Sursock Museum, officially known as Nicolas Ibrahim Sursock Museum, is a modern art and contemporary museum located in Rmeil district of Beirut. The collections housed here display the city’s development spanning over 160 years. Over 800 artworks, including modern art, Japanese engravings and Islamic art, make up the permanent collections.