First hours in Beirut
I love the kicks that I got when I just arrive somewhere: the discovery, the choc, the surprise. A few days later, I will just laugh at how surprise and innocent I was then. It’s like kids’ reflexions:...
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Achrafieh, Beirut, traditional or trendy?
Achrafieh gathers several neighborhoods of Beirut. They’re all really different but have one thing in common: they’re full of life and authenticity. Achrafieh’s charm lies in its very Beirutian art of...
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Baalbek, Roman ruins and shiny mosque
Friday morning, 9:30, leaving for Baalbek. Baalbek is located in the Bekka, a zone quite close to Syria. I felt more comfortable going with other tourists. And here’s the fine team: Salomé et Lynda, 2...
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Saida, a mediterranean city
Saida is a Phoenician port city, located one hour south of Beirut and probably the most Mediteranian city of Lebanon. Mostly Muslim, Saida is known for its authentic souk and hammams. Partly renovated...
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The Corniche of Beirut
Nice has its Promenade des anglais, La Habana has its Malecon, Beirut has its Corniche. The corniche is a sea-side promenade punctuated by various private beachs It is typically Beirutian with it’s...
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