"Mar Mikhael"

Founder of the design studio Kubik in Beirut’s Mar Mikhael neighborhood, Maria Bahous explores the symbolism behind the tradition of the evil eye.

The old stairs of Mar Mikhael and Jeitawi have seen the city transform around them. They hold memories of the city’s past; but as Beirut becomes more urbanized, like the old …

Tucked in one of Mar Mikhael’s quiet streets is Zanzoun, a recently restored traditional Lebanese home and L’Hôte Libanais’s most recent addition in Beirut.

Tucked away above Tawlet in Beirut’s Mar Mikhael neighborhood sits Beit el Tawlet, Souk el Tayeb’s latest addition.

Shielded from the noisy street Mar Mikhael street below, lies BEYt, a guesthouse that has become a meeting place and cultural platform for a diverse group of people.

Beirut’s love of coffee runs deep. From cozy heritage cafés to vibrant modern hangouts this guide highlights the coolest specialty coffee shops across the capital.

Guests at O Monot Hotel Beirut can enjoy being right in the heart of the action while feeling a million miles from home.

Whether you’re coming home for the summer or holidaying in Lebanon for the first time, you’re bound to want to take some souvenirs away with you.

Discover Lebanon’s best farm-to-table restaurants and experience where fresh, local ingredients meet traditional recipes.