As rich in culture as it is in beauty, Beirut, Lebanon, is a true gem of the Mediterranean. It has a distinctive blend of Old World charm and modern excitement that makes it a unique destination for relaxing vacations or adventurous getaways. Known for its idyllic climate throughout the year, Beirut is a true melting pot of cultures, where remnants of French Colonial character meet and meld with the Middle East. This juxtaposition of east and west is evident everywhere – walking among the vendors at Souk El Tayeb, Beirut’s first farmer's market, or while enjoying an aperitif or coffee and nargileh at a restaurants or boutique along Zaitunay Bay. Hotspots such as downtown Beirut, where the Warwick Palm Beach hotel is situated, offer buzzing restaurants, bars, clubs and shopping, whilst the upmarket Roma Mall, home to the Warwick Stone 55, is ideally situated between historic Downtown Beirut and Jounieh. Visitors explore the timeless character of the Beirut area at sites like the National Museum of Beirut, the Beirut Art Centre, the glowing Jeita Grotto or the rolling hills of Mzaar Kfardebian among other attractions. But aside from its historical prominence, the area buzzes with modern pleasantries. Shopping and dining downtown, world-class events at La Marina Dbayeh, modern excitement at Casino Du Liban, the slopes at Zaarour Ski Resort and expeditions through the lost city of Baalbek give visitors a true taste of Lebanon.
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Zeinoun Street, Zalka, 22343 Beirut, Lebanon
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Watch the world go by with an Argileh (hookah pipe), delicious meal or coffee from one of the many cafes and restaurants that line Ehden’s charming square. This tree lined centre of town features a tranquil fountain and benches, the perfect place to spend a summer evening or soak up the winter sunlight.
Beirut Waterfront
The newly developed waterfront offers stunning mountain views from its five kilometres of cycle and pedestrian trails, not to mention fantastic leisure facilities, a vibrant atmosphere and a marina of pristine yachts to marvel at.
Beirut Souks
Beirut’s largest and most diverse shopping and leisure district, Beirut Souks boasts 200+ shops, 25 restaurants and cafes, a children’s science museum, entertainment centre, a 14 cinema complex and even occasional street markets.
ABC Dbayeh
A favourite among locals, ABC Mall Dbayeh is a flagship department store offering a range of services alongside a wide selection of clothing, shoes, accessories and multimedia to satisfy all your shopping desires.
Jeita Grotto
One of Lebanon’s most fascinating natural treasures, these two separate but interconnecting cave systems span almost nine kilometres. Explore the area by foot, boat or even cable car, and enjoy a visit to the mini zoo, restaurant and souvenir shop.
Zaituna Bay
With its metropolitan atmosphere, trendy restaurants and coffee shops, Zaituna Bay is the place to see and be seen! Offering countless leisure, social and cultural attractions, this hotspot represents modern Beirut at its finest.