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The New Year has rounded off a beautiful holiday season in Lebanon and things hit a high note after National Geographic named Beirut a top international destination for its end-of-year celebrations.

With the support of the Ministry of Tourism, we explore a few of the country’s museums dedicated to showcasing the work of local and international artists.

Christmas is just a few days away, so if you’re still in need of gift inspiration for that special someone, look no further!

After more than a decade of renovations, the Lebanese National Library reopened its doors to the public earlier this month, at its new location in Sanayeh.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year, and these fantastic Christmas markets are sure to instantly fill you with Christmas cheer. 

In 2009 art historian Gregory Buchakjian began photographing crumbling Beirut buildings hoping to preserve some part of them before they vanished. His hobby eventually became a decade-long obsession.

If you’re looking for a reinvigorating experience, then look no further because this new opening will have you feeling like a new person.

Baalbeck’s Jupiter Temple has been undergoing a lengthy restoration project that is now close to completion.

Promising visitors a haven of peace, L’Hôte Libanais’s family member in Abadieh is a one-story stone house surrounded by fruit trees and evergreen pines. Reem Joudi tells us more about Beit …