Explore Beirut, the capital of Lebanon (Beirut)

with its long history, ancient culture, and Mediterranean romance 🌇
Are you ready for a Middle Eastern-style trip? 🍃
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🚤 How to get to Beirut
Plane: Fly to Beirut International Airport, the main gateway to Beirut, with many airlines flying through the airport, making it easy to get around.
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🌟 Must-see attractions
Beirut National Museum: A great place to learn about Lebanese history and culture, with artifacts from all periods of history.
Mim Museum - Mineral Museum: A paradise for mineral lovers, showcasing a variety of mineral specimens.
Zaitunay Bay: A marina and a great place to enjoy the waterfront life.
Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque: A landmark religious building in Beirut, attracting visitors with its magnificent architecture.
Hamra Street: A bustling district of Beirut, perfect for shopping and tasting local cuisine.
Pigeon Rocks in Raouche**: A geological landscape of Beirut and a popular spot for photo ops.
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🍽️ Food recommendations
Lebanese raw lamb: A traditional Lebanese dish known for its freshness and purity.
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📸 Photography tips
Cityscape: At Zaitunay Bay and Pigeon Rocks in Raouche, you can capture the cityscape of Beirut and the beauty of the Mediterranean.
Historical sites: At the Beirut National Museum and Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque, you can capture the traces of history and the depth of culture.
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📝 Tips
Best time to visit: The best time to visit Lebanon is in the spring, from March to May, when the weather is pleasant and the birds are singing.
Currency: Be prepared with Lebanese pounds, credit cards are widely accepted here, but it's more convenient to bring some cash for small purchases and adventures in remote areas.
Language: Although Arabic is the official language, English is also widely spoken in tourist areas, so don't worry about communication.
Sun protection: The Mediterranean sun is strong, so remember to bring a high SPF sunscreen to protect yourself.