The Intercontinental Phoenicia Hotel is a city landmark with sophisticated conference facilities and world-class service. Decorated with contemporary art, this historic building features a spa and neoclassical pool with views of Zaitunay Bay. Their huge ballroom and private meeting spaces are ideal for business, events and weddings. Dining venues include an Italian eatery with a terrace and the Cascade Lounge with its striking central fountain. Chic residence suites offer everything you need for a longer stay.

At the Four Seasons Hotel you are introduced to the people and places that make Beirut's stylish and friendly city tick. From the Hotel’s downtown location, you can set out to explore the capital’s bustling markets, admire ancient ruins, bask in the sun along their Mediterranean coastline and discover the natural wonders that lay within the snow-capped Lebanese Mountains just a short drive away. Even better, simply take it all in from their 26th-floor rooftop, offering one of the best views in the entire city.

Hotel Albergo’s 33 suites are all individually designed in an applied Lebanese-oriental style. Boudoir-style suites, vast and luminous, furnished with unique antique-hunted pieces, a traveler’s treasure collected through passing years in the Orient and the West, each bearing its own tone. Bathrooms feature salt from the dead sea, handmade local soaps and Molton Brown bath amenities.

The Kempinski Summerland Hotel & Resort, is an exclusive five-star luxury hotel and beach resort in Beirut. It hosts its own private beach and marina, a labyrinth of pools with pool-bars and private Jacuzzi bungalows. It is an ideal getaway for creating memories worth a lifetime. Complete with 153 rooms and suites elegantly designed with breathtaking views, a refined Cigar and Single Malt lounge, and substantial outdoor garden venues.

Butcher's BBQ was the first genuine barbecue joint in Beirut, offering slow-smoked food, homemade sauces & infused cocktails. It is the Crème De La Crème of BBQ restaurants in Lebanon’s party capital and serves a variety of delicious barbecued meats, mouth-watering sides and serves a full bar. It is the perfect haunt to hit up before a bit night on the town - be careful not to get the meat sweats!

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Samakati offers delicious, affordable Lebanese traditional seafood, sandwiches and other regional favorites based on recipes that their in-house chef has adapted. They have secured a popular location in Mar Mikhael, which is within easy walking distance of the local clubs and pubs in the area.

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Em Sherif is a fine-dining Oriental restaurant that offers unique, authentic Oriental cuisine alongside live entertainment. It is characterized by its homey atmosphere where guests are offered whatever is cooked-up daily. It is distinguished by its daily dish that promises to surprise clients’ palettes and serves a
wide variety of mezze food which, combined with its refined service and elegant decoration, makes it a hit for any city visit to Beirut.

Having won accolades for her namesake Paris eatery, restaurateur Liza Asseily is now offering her upscale Middle Eastern cuisine in the city that inspired it. Her new outpost, called Liza Beirut, is set in the Lebanese capital’s stylish Achrafieh neighborhood, where it occupies the second floor of a 19th-century palace. Devised by designer Maria Ousseimi, the decor of the light-filled 5,400-square-foot space provides the same local zest as the food—filigreed window partitions join wallpapers patterned with lush banana leaves and the country’s former currency, forming a chic backdrop for the smart contemporary furnishings

Raouche rock, also known as Pigeon Rock is 60 meters high offshore, and 25 meters width. The name is derived from the French word "rocher" (Rock in English). Raouche Rock  It is located in the heart of Beirut coast. By its side, a Cornish 10-kilometres long called Manara. Raouche Rock is a natural landmark, it was formed after an earthquake that hit the area in the 13th century.

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The Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque, also referred to as the Blue Mosque, is a Sunni Muslim mosque located in downtown Beirut, Lebanon. In the 19th century, a Zawiya was built on this site. Decades of preparation to obtain sufficient land adjacent to the old Zawiya led finally to the building of the new mosque.

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Roman Berytus are located in the middle of downtown Beirut, Lebanon between Banks Street and Capuchin Street. The remains of a Roman bath of Berytus now surrounded by government buildings were found and conserved for posterity.

Luna Park is an old amusement park which most Western tourists turn up their noses. Bypass the cheesy attractions and head straight for the Ferris wheel for one of the best views of Beirut you can get outside an aeroplane, this could be your favourite Beirut memory.

Described by international media as “the place where the heart of world fusion music beats”, the MusicHall is not just a theatre venue and much more than a club. In 2003, Elefteriades Productions launched the first MusicHall in Beirut, a live music stage representing a new and unique concept: very short live musical acts unveiling talents from around the world in a series of staged eclectic performances using the best technologies in sound and light equipment, in addition to refined gourmet menus.

The Gärten is located in Downtown, in the BIEL development center. Bordered by a beautiful Japanese garden on the left, and surrounded by a luscious mix of trees, The Gärten is an oasis in a city of city of urban sprawl. The 100 square meters, fully-stocked island bar, is surround by over 400 square meters of grass. Forty-five stools give you the option to grab a seat at the bar.

Heralded for its unique atmosphere, setting and ambience, Iris stands out as modish yet unconventional with a chilled vibe. It is an open-air city retreat that is extremely popular with Beirutis.

Located on Beirut’s Waterfront, this new club and lounge is open every Friday and Saturday serving up delicious cocktails and bites. Dance the night away to pop and dance favorites, and be sure to glance up at the ceiling and check out the nude doll atop.