Guides
16 Of The Most Picturesque Places In Beirut
Rich with culture and abundant with astonishing sights, Beirut is a melting pot of prettiness. Ditch your car for a day and walk through the city to remind yourself of the everlasting beauty that is Beirut.
The Sursock Museum
Not just for the relics it holds within, Sursock Museum is one of the prettiest buildings in Lebanon.
The streets of Achrafieh
Some quaint and others grand, Achrafieh hides some of the prettiest streets in the country within its bustling facade.
The Rose House
Photo courtesy of The Rose House’s Facebook page
Mysterious and magical, The Rose House is one of Beirut’s most celebrated architectural gems.
Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque
One of the most photographed cultural sites in Beirut, The Al-Amin Mosque is worthy of its celebration. The monumental mosque is bright during the day and expertly-lit at night, making it a picture-perfect sight to see at any time of the day.
Armenia Street
Nestled away behind Beirut’s most notorious bar scene, Armenia Street is grungy yet incredibly alluring. Its walls are adorned with bright graffiti, bursting every side street with rainbows of color and leading you in every which way to perfectly hidden cafes.
Horsh Beirut
As green as it gets in Beirut, Horsh is a breath of fresh air for your body, mind, soul, and eyes.
Makan
Exotic elaborate meals served in a historic Lebanese building that is romantically lit and grand in size make Makan the perfect picturesque experience.
The American University of Beirut
For a simple reminder of the beauty that Beirut has to offer, just take a stroll through what is referred to by many as one of the most beautiful campuses in the world.
Raouche Rocks
Beirut’s own unique islands, the Raouche Rocks will always be beautiful, no matter the countless amount of times you’ve gazed at them.
Gemmayze
Next time you’re on this congested street try to get out of the car and walk through it instead, and if you look up instead of at the street, you’ll be amazed at the beauty that you so often overlook.
Saint Nicolas Stairs
The only stairs in the country that no one minds walking up, these are a sweet staple of Beirut.
Hamra Street
A classic ode to Beirut’s culture, Hamra Street is abundant with cultural scenes, daily city interactions that make this city what it is. Glance any which way while on this street and you’re sure to be amused and overwhelmed with photo-ops.
Saifi Village
Pretty in pink, Saifi Village is one of Beirut’s most colorful neighborhoods.
Sanayeh Garden
An ode to old Beirut, Sanayeh is a lovely place to be. Pass by for a moment of relaxation amidst the city’s chaotic fuss.
The old lighthouse
Tucked away behind Bliss Street, the Old Manara tells an endearing story of Beirut’s past.
The Corniche
Beirut’s best known walkway, the Corniche bursts with beauty at every moment of the day.
The Sursock Museum
Not just for the relics it holds within, Sursock Museum is one of the prettiest buildings in Lebanon.
The streets of Achrafieh
Some quaint and others grand, Achrafieh hides some of the prettiest streets in the country within its bustling facade.
The Rose House
Photo courtesy of The Rose House’s Facebook page
Mysterious and magical, The Rose House is one of Beirut’s most celebrated architectural gems.
Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque
One of the most photographed cultural sites in Beirut, The Al-Amin Mosque is worthy of its celebration. The monumental mosque is bright during the day and expertly-lit at night, making it a picture-perfect sight to see at any time of the day.
Armenia Street
Nestled away behind Beirut’s most notorious bar scene, Armenia Street is grungy yet incredibly alluring. Its walls are adorned with bright graffiti, bursting every side street with rainbows of color and leading you in every which way to perfectly hidden cafes.
Horsh Beirut
As green as it gets in Beirut, Horsh is a breath of fresh air for your body, mind, soul, and eyes.
Makan
Exotic elaborate meals served in a historic Lebanese building that is romantically lit and grand in size make Makan the perfect picturesque experience.
The American University of Beirut
For a simple reminder of the beauty that Beirut has to offer, just take a stroll through what is referred to by many as one of the most beautiful campuses in the world.
Raouche Rocks
Beirut’s own unique islands, the Raouche Rocks will always be beautiful, no matter the countless amount of times you’ve gazed at them.
Gemmayze
Next time you’re on this congested street try to get out of the car and walk through it instead, and if you look up instead of at the street, you’ll be amazed at the beauty that you so often overlook.
Saint Nicolas Stairs
The only stairs in the country that no one minds walking up, these are a sweet staple of Beirut.
Hamra Street
A classic ode to Beirut’s culture, Hamra Street is abundant with cultural scenes, daily city interactions that make this city what it is. Glance any which way while on this street and you’re sure to be amused and overwhelmed with photo-ops.
Saifi Village
Pretty in pink, Saifi Village is one of Beirut’s most colorful neighborhoods.
Sanayeh Garden
An ode to old Beirut, Sanayeh is a lovely place to be. Pass by for a moment of relaxation amidst the city’s chaotic fuss.
The old lighthouse
Tucked away behind Bliss Street, the Old Manara tells an endearing story of Beirut’s past.
The Corniche
Beirut’s best known walkway, the Corniche bursts with beauty at every moment of the day.
