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11 Reviews The Mohammed Al Amin Mosque is a impressive mosque with blue domes, similar to the Blue Mosque of Istanbul. An imposing architecture just off Downtown Beirut, it's also the place where former Prime...
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5 Reviews Besides the architectural beauty and the fact that it seems to be the guardian of Beirut downtown, the Hariri Mosque has a strong political and social importance. It is called the Hariri Mosque (one...
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4 Reviews A must see - I believe it is the home of largest Roman Temple in the world. And the site was much larger then I anticipated (actually home to over 3 temples) and was a stop along an ancient trade...
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InterContinental Hotels IC PHOENICIA BEIRUT
5 Reviews and 179 Opinions Beirut
1 Review and 14 Opinions There is not much choice of good quality hotels in Tripoli, so the Quality Inn it had to be. It was...
4 Reviews and 22 Opinions Charl digol..had been there....that's enough..for me Old lebanese hotel..you want to go back in...
Mediterranee: Sprawling seaside location
gaby85 Says: Impossible to miss with its sprawling seaside location and distinctive twin peaked roof, the glamorous Swiss hotel Movenpick is a byword for some of Beirut's...
MM212 Says: Below are a few books I recommend reading prior to a trip to Beirut:Pity The Nation, by Robert FiskBeyrouth - La Brûlure des Rêves (Éditions Autrements,...
Monoberge Hotel: Very comfortable stay
Cockleshell Says: Excellent small hotel just a few minutes walk from historic Jbeil. Very comfortable large rooms. I enjoyed the breakfasts. This was my favourite place to stay...
sharatkum Says: The Tourist Landmark of the Resistance, also known as Museum for Resistance Tourism, is a war museum operated by Hezbollah near the village of Mleeta in...
Robin020 Says: Bear in mind that in Lebanon They speak Arabic.They have different letters They write and read from right to left,Here are some handy phrases and words...
MM212 Says: Located at 2000 metres above sea level, but only 45 minutes by car from the coast, Les Cèdres, or El Arz in Arabic, is a small village a short distance above...
Ronza Says: Once in Lebanon make sure to visit Jeita Grotto the natural wonder. It is not far from the capital and it is a MUST SEE. Jeita grotto is one of the world’s most...
Ronza Says: When you visit Lebanon and if you love hiking and if by chance anyone is organizing a hiking trip to "Ouyoun el Samak" and "Wadi Jouhanam" (Hell valley) do not...
davidfaroe Says: If you travel under Romanian or Moldavian passport, you can enter in Lebanon for tourism on a 30 days free visa-on-arrival. The site of MAE will tell you...
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Since I learned about the Phoenicians at school, I knew once I will visit the Middle East and Lebanon. In 1973 I was planning my first trip to Lebanon .... I don't know anymore why, but I ended up in...
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Lebanon - the heart of the Levant
...and yet it packs such a punch. Crossing over Mt Lebanon and down to the sea you see the length and the breadth of the country - from the grandeur of Baalbek in the fertile Bekaa Valley, the...
16/07/2006 It's really weird to watch tv and see what for me was a great holiday and a very welcoming place become a bomb aim, places I enjoyed totally destroyed, I don't know who is right and I do......
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