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Life has returned to Downtown Beirut. The former "Pearl of the Middle East" is once again an exquisite experience: A bewildering composition of cultures and faiths, perched on a breathtaking sweep of Mediterranean coastline. The most populous city in Lebanon , Beirut , our capital and home to the first law school in the world, dating back to the Phoenician Era, Beirut is a tourist attraction to all visitors from around the world. . Known to be the commercial and busiest city in Lebanon, Beirut also has several night clubs, restaurants and other entertaining places Not to mention the famous market at the Martyr's Place known as Souk el Barghout , where hundreds of tourists pass by and enjoy a delightful meal , or even a cup of coffee at the enjoyable outdoor cafes available, and enjoy the sights of by passers walking and mixing in with the Lebanese public.In addition to those , our great capital provides the other restaurants and hangouts that people of all ages can go and have a wild time with Oriental, Pop, Blues, and Jazz Music provided by our many fine restaurants. Sights
Downtown redevelopment and excavations; people watching on the Corniche; sunset at Pigeon Rocks; a day trip to Baalbeck, Byblos, Sidon, Jounieh, Cedars... Museums
Archaeological treasures at the National Museum and the AUB Museum; contemporary Lebanese art at the Sursock Museum. Late Night
Going club to club along Rue Monot (Ashrafieh) or Rue Bliss (Hamra), in Beirut Central District, Or to one of the Amazing Beirut Events. Downtown Beirut Walks
A sunset stroll along the Corniche; a walk through the neighborhood of Ashrafieh or Hamra. Beirut Climate
Beirut is basically hot and humid May-November, when temperatures can reach as high as 105 F/41 C but generally stay around 85-95 F/30-35 C. Winter months (December-April) are characterized by heavy rains and low temperatures, enough to necessitate a sweater and a jacket. It rarely freezes or snows in Beirut. The best times to visit are May-June and November-December, months with clear blue skies and relatively mild temperatures. For winter visitors, February is the best bet. Ski season is in full swing, but the city usually enjoys a peculiarly sunny, if decidedly cool, spell
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