City: Beirut
Top Things to do in Beirut
Things to do in Beirut, Lebanon: The Best Points of Interest & Landmarks
Often called "Paris of the Middle East", Beirut is a thriving hotspot for shopping, socializing and sightseeing, despite many wars and unrest. The city has been rebuilt several times, with modern architecture sharing space with Ottoman and colonial French buildings. Bustling streets such as Hamra and Ashrafieh provide hopping nightlife while the National Museum and the Gibran Museum give visitors a taste of the city's history. The Corniche is the place for activities like jogging and biking.
Restaurants in Beirut
1. Domaine de Zekrit
2. Zaitunay Bay
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,125 reviews
The Zaitunay Bay certainly exceeds all expectations and transcends the national borders to further polish Lebanon’s image and allow it to assume its rightful position as a touristic destination, but more importantly, as an exclusive and luxurious destination rivaling the best the world has to offer. Being the go-to place for all the Lebanese, Zaitunay Bay also inevitably is a prominent touristic destination. A must-see destination offering an array of various, cultural, leisure and social activities which finally brings back those faded photographs of Lebanon into the new millennium.
Reviewed By kavishand
Nice marina with a beautiful view and has a severel cafes and restaurants to experience the Lebanese cuisine and lifestyle. Nice place to visit.
3. Al Ba’sa
4. Rouche Sea Rock
5. Corniche Beirut
6. Place de l'Etoile
7. Hamra Street
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1,382 reviews
Reviewed By NivesM50
A lively place both by day and by night, with a few interesting restaurants and patisseries, and on the adjacent street is the cult Barbar, perhaps the most popular fast food in Beirut ... There are interesting cafes in the neighboring streets, some with live music and a great atmosphere ...
8. Gemmayzeh Street
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 625 reviews
Described as the "Greenwich Village" or "Soho" of Beirut, Gemmayze is a residential neighbourhood that has emerged as one of Beirut's trendiest districts. It is bordered by Saifi Village/Downtown Beirut to the west and Achrafieh to the south and its main thoroughfare, rue Gouraud, contains many popular restaurants and bars. The district has some beautiful traditional as well French-mandate architecture and is charming day and buzzing by night.
Reviewed By Joseph52
Going one year to the school in Gemmayzeh, I recall the street as sad and grim They transformed it to a major alley full of lights, restaurant and night clubs, just amazing and a must during your visit to Beirut.
9. St Nicholas Stairs
10. Uruguay Street
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