The Tower of the Lion or Burj el Sbaa was part of a set of seven guard towers built by the Mamluk in the fourteenth – fifteenth centuries to protect the city... Read More...
El-Mina is the city with the largest number of islands surrounding it, along the Levantine coastline. It has nine islands, the closest, the Abdul Wahab Island c... Read More...
On the occasion of Mother’s Day, Radisson Blu Martinez Hotel, Beirut, held its 5th annual corporate Mother’s Day dinner on Friday, March 18, at Olivos resta... Read More...
Maqam el Rab Temple, in Beit Jaalouk, Menjez is surrounded with a temenos or sacred enclosure is oriented towards the southeast. It is constructed with basalt s... Read More...
The Maghen Abraham Synagogue is one of the main synagogues in Lebanon.
Located in the Jewish district of Wadi Abou Jamil in Beirut, the synagogue was destroyed... Read More...
Situated about 25 minutes away from Beirut, Soha village is a new resort containing chalet rentals, a full scale restaurant, Gazebos, Eco Lodges and man... Read More...
Gibran Khalil Gibran was a philosopher, writer, poet, and painter. His more than seven hundred images include portraits of his friends WB Yeats, Carl Yung&... Read More...
Anfeh is a Greek Orthodox town in the northern Lebanese coast, 65 kilometers north of Beirut and just 15 kilometers south of Tripoli. With a population of appro... Read More...
1- St John church
2-Historical Phoenician Harbor
3- Historical quarters
4-Fossils
5-The most photographed house in Lebanon
6- Crusader Citadel
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Arqa looks like any other attractive village in the Akkar district, but in fact it possesses a special treasure - a tell or flat-topped hill. Many such tells ar... Read More...