Beirut Vacations

Gemmayzeh captures Beirut's artistic soul through French mandate-era architecture and vibrant cultural life. Historic limestone buildings with red-tile roofs line cobblestone streets that lead to the renowned Sursock Museum and Saint Nicholas Cathedral. Trendy art galleries and design shops fill restored Ottoman mansions throughout this walkable district. Rue Gouraud forms the neighborhood's lively heart with cafés, wine bars, and Lebanese restaurants that buzz until late. Visitors can easily explore nearby attractions like Saifi Village and the Mediterranean coastline. The area perfectly balances local authenticity with creative energy for culture-seeking travelers.

Mar Mikhaël pulses with artistic energy as Beirut's hippest neighborhood. This former industrial area showcases colorful Ottoman buildings alongside converted warehouses housing art galleries and design studios. Armenia Street's lively scene draws creative locals and travelers alike. Discover traditional Lebanese architecture with wrought-iron balconies framing bustling sidewalk cafés. Rooftop bars offer views over red-tiled buildings while craft cocktail lounges and fusion gastropubs stay open late. The walkable streets make exploring this vibrant cultural hub effortless.

Vibrant financial, commercial, and administrative hub, the historical core of Beirut boasts the Lebanese Parliament, Government headquarters, and Beirut Stock Exchange. Easily accessible, it's near the seaport and airport.

Restaurants and shopping are just a few things travelers like about Achrafieh. A stop by ABC Mall is also recommended if you've got time to explore the area.