Choosing well where to stay in Beirut is key for a successful visit. The city is still somewhat divided (post-war scars) and its neighborhoods are layered and varied. Additionally, it’s pretty complicated to move … Read More
Do not leave Lebanon without paying a visit to its most famous ancient site, Baalbek. The temple of Baalbek was meant to be bigger and more lavish than the Acropolis in Athens itself. According … Read More
Some countries are all about nature. Others house outstanding cultural sites. Lebanon is one of the latter. The tiny country of some 4000 square miles (10 000 km2) is so densely populated, that it seems … Read More
The star of my 3 week Middle Eastern Holiday in 2004 was definitely Syria, but the most exciting adventure happened in Beirut, the capital of neighboring Lebanon and the road connecting both countries. I … Read More
