LOCAL ATTRACTIONS
Neighborhoods to explore in Beirut
Gemmayze Street
Buzzing with resto-bars, music, and vibrant nightlife. Orient yourself around Gouraud Street, the main street.
Mar Mikhael Street
The heartbeat of Beirut’s hipster scene, lined with creative eateries and cocktail bars.
Saifi village
Packed with vibrant restaurants, coffee shops and small boutiques.
Downtown Beirut
Enjoy the beautiful streets of Beirut, shop at Beirut Souks, and walk around Zaytouna Bey.
For those looking to explore beyond the city during our wedding weekend, here are some of our favorite attractions across Lebanon — a mix of cultural landmarks, scenic escapes, and historic sites worth discovering.
Day trips outside Beirut
Byblos / Jbeil Old Souk
One of the world’s oldest cities, where cobblestone souks lead to a historic Crusader castle
Beit Trad
A mountain guesthouse in Kfour, blending traditional architecture with quiet charm
Ixsir
A winery set in the hills of Batroun, known for its award-winning wines & architecture
Jeita Grotto
A breathtaking limestone cave system famous for its spectacular stalactites and underground river
Faqra/Faraya
A mountain destination known for its ancient ruins, and year-round alpine charm
Chouf Beiteddine & Mir Amin Palace
A scenic mountain region home to the grand Beiteddine Palace & Mir Amin Palace
Batroun
A charming coastal town known for its old sea wall, lively cafés, & relaxed Mediterranean atmosphere.
Harissa Our Lady of Lebanon
A hilltop sanctuary overlooking Jounieh, famous for its monumental statue and panoramic views
Cedars of God
A majestic forest of ancient cedar trees, Lebanon’s national symbol, set high in the mountains
Museums in Beirut
Sursock Museum
A restored Beirut villa dedicated to modern and contemporary Lebanese and international art
National Museum of Beirut
Archaeological museum showcasing treasures from Phoenician, Roman, & Byzantine eras
