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37 Degrees

This friendly little bar off Monnot Street is the perfect starting point for a night out.

A chat with Eau de Vie manager, Nikki Baltrop

Londoner Nikki Baltrop moved her hedonistic life from London to Beirut, and became restaurant manager at Phoenicia Hotel's Eau de Vie.

Shops Malls & Department Stores

ABC Shopping Centre

Beirut's main mall houses the ABC department store as well as a range of other shops restaurants and a six-screen cinema. Spread over six levels ABC has everything you could possibly want under one roof - and then some.

Restaurants Lebanese

Abdel Wahab el Inglizi

A Beirut institution: fine Lebanese food in elegantly glamorous surroundings.

Shops Shopping Areas

Achrafieh

Tucked away on the picturesque streets of Achrafieh are independent antique stores furniture and design galleries craft stalls jewellers and clothes shops selling everything from locally-made accessories to international designer labels.

Things to do Charters & Rentals

Aero Club

Whether you're a master of the skies or simply want to learn flying is a great way to see the sights. And with the airport so close to the centre of town it's practically a must.

Sights Art Gallery

Agial Art Gallery

Beirut is at the very heart of a thriving Middle Eastern art scene and the Agial Art Gallery owned by Saleh Barakat is the place to seek if you are looking for Arab art.

Shops Concept Stores

Aishti

Restaurants Lebanese

Al Ajami

Amazing Lebanese food and deep sofas make the trek to West Beirut worthwhile.

Restaurants Lebanese

Al Balad

Cheap and cheerful Lebanese restaurant with fantastic food. A local treat.

Al Bustan Hotel

An original Lebanese gem located high up in the hillside village of Beit Mery.

Restaurants Italian

Al Dente

Elegant popular Italian restaurant in a traditional Lebanese house.

Al Falamanki

Backgammon, Shisha and Lebanese tea are all on the menu at this lively little café

Al Kahwa

Across the road from the university Al Kahwa attracts a friendly student crowd.

Restaurants Lebanese

Al Mijana

Glamorous Lebanese restaurant in a beautiful Ottoman building.

Sights Religious Buildings

Al-Omari Mosque

Once a Christian church Al-Omari was converted to a Sunni mosque in the 11th Century.

Albergo

The Albergo is located in one of the city's oldest most picturesque and fashionable neighbourhoods. It is unique for providing handpicked furniture and Jacuzzi baths.

Sights Art Gallery

Alice Mogabgab Gallery

One of Gemayzeh's best galleries for local regional and international art run by dealer and agent Alice Mogabgab. Stop by if you are in Gemayzeh.

Taxis & Limousines

Allo Limo

Amore Mio Café

Smart modern café with a large terrace in the upmarket Verdun shopping area.

An interview with Gordon Campbell Gray

We caught up with hotel owner Gordon Campbell Gray, the man behind One Aldwych in London, Le Gray in Beirut and Carlisle Bay in Antigua.

Sights Cultural Centre

Arab Image Foundation

The AIF is a haven for discovering an incredible archive of photographs covering all aspects of Arab life over the last 150 years. Truly a must visit

Sights Landmarks & Monuments

Archaeological Remains

Beirut's turbulent history has seen occupation from everyone from the Romans and the Phoenicians to the French and the Syrians. One aspect to emerge out of this is archaeological ruins - and lots of them. Keep your eyes peeled.

Art Lounge

Fabulously trendy loft-style bar with an intellectual art scene.

Things to do Watersports

Atlas Beach

Atlas Beach is for those who prefer a quieter beach side experience with a distinct lack of the drone of jet skis and nattering. On the other hand also lacks some of the facilities of other beaches.

AUB Museum

Beirut's principal university has beautiful gardens and an archeology museum.

Restaurants French

Aziz

Unassuming yet fabulous French restaurant with an excellent wine list.

Things to do Events

Baalbeck Int’l Festival

The Baalbeck International Festival is the oldest and the most prestigious festival in the Middle East.

Restaurants French

Balthus

Glamorous Art Deco French restaurant beloved of Beirut's powerbrokers.

Things to do Watersports

Bamboo Bay

Just $10 gets you in to Bamboo Bay and access to golden sands, Jacuzzis, a pool and an outlet of La Posta. Looks like it's swim o'clock already.

Bars Live Music

Bar Louie

Low key bar hosting jazz soul and bluegrass from international and local talent.

Open from October to April, Bar ThreeSixty is a chic, sophisticated spot for drinking and dancing in Downtown Beirut.

Barometre

Small dark and smokey; an intellectually hip hangout in once glamorous Hamra.

Shops Malls & Department Stores

Basta

BHV stocks a wide range of home furnishings, appliances, clothing and computers - it's good if you are looking for well-priced items from non-designer brands.

Touristy but popular café with beautiful views over the Med and Pigeon Rocks.

Hotels Boutique

Bayview Hotel

The Bayview Hotel has just 36 rooms and sits right at the end of Ain El Mreisseh peering out onto the Mediterranean.

Things to do Charters & Rentals

Cycling in Beirut can be somewhat problematic - the problem being the insanely dangerous and blinkered driving style of most Lebanese. But if you can get up to er speed on the principles of survival here then it's a great way to see the city.

Beirut Drinks In Its Wine Renaissance

Beirut National Museum

If Lebanon is admired for its seven millennia of history, the Beirut National Museum is at the same time its window and refuge.

Clubs After Party

BO18

This legendary club has a decadent crazy debauched vibe.