Beirut is one of my favourite cities in the Middle East. I love the culture, the people, the romance and the history of the city. When visiting Beirut you will want to make the most of the beautiful panoramas, the

When visiting Beirut you NEED to stop off at the amazing Jeita grotto. This great little marvel of mature is often called the 8th world wonder by people in Lebanon. Jeita Grotto was one of our highlights when visiting Lebanon

Beirut has to be my favourite city in the Middle East. I absolutely adore the culture, the food and the people; I believe everyone should visit Lebanon at least once in their life! This is why I have put together

Beirut is one of my absolute favourite places in the Middle East. People are incredibly nice, there is relative freedom and the city is so incredibly cultured. It really feels like you are walking in a Mediterranean-alternative-universe Paris. One of

Hamra is one of the main streets and districts in Beirut, Lebanon. When my husband and I travelled to Lebanon we decided to stay in Hamra as it would mean there were copious amounts of bars, restaurants and even a board

Renting someone else's apartment with Airbnb is a fun alternative to the traditional hotel business. You can learn a lot from other people’s different cultures by their places. And you also get to travel and be independent in your own

When my husband and I decided to spend a few days in Beirut over New Year, we had no idea what to do. Going to Lebanon was a bit of an impulsive decision and we had no idea what to

On our way back from London to Dubai we decided to stop in Lebanon for a few days. All in all, it came out pretty cheap (we paid £60 more to stop in Lebanon rather than to just have a

I remember when we told our friends and parents we were travelling to Beirut. Some or them were really excited for us, but most people were scared and told us to watch out as Lebanon is a very dangerous country. But

Although Beirut’s international airport ( Beirut Rafic Hariri ) only lies 9 kilometres from the city centre, it can be a bit of a pain to get into central Beirut. There is no public transport to and from the airport,