Beirut’s dining scene keeps evolving with exciting new openings. Explore the latest cafés, wine bars and bistros.

Lebanon is home to two cafés that are rewriting the rules of hospitality. We explore Agonista Coffee and Sip and Sign.

Nestled in an untouched cradle of wild forests in the Batroun mountains, Hardine is the oldest Christian village in Lebanon.

The Shouf Biosphere Reserve boasts over 250 kilometers of hiking trails, catering to a wide range of visitors.

Kassatly Chtaura is a family-run company that has been part of Lebanese kitchens, summer gatherings and celebrations for over 50 years.

Lebanese wineries are transforming wine bottles into works of art, partnering with designers and illustrators.

Now on view at Sursock Museum, “Divas: From Umm Kulthum to Dalida” celebrates the Arab world’s most iconic women through song, style and history.

Good food tastes even better in the right setting. From pine-covered hills to rolling vineyards, these restaurants in the Lebanese mountains (and beyond) promise heart-warming lunches, intimate dinners and unforgettable views. …