Destinations
Lebanon
Lebanon is small in size but there is plenty for the intrepid tourist to do here. Stunning coastal landscapes, rugged alpine regions and green fertile valleys are part of the country’s diverse patchwork of landscapes. Lebanon is an ancient land with a long and fascinating history dating back 5,000 years making it a captivating city for lovers of history and archaeology. Lebanese people are well known for their hospitable, friendly and gregarious nature and are sure to give all visitors to this beautiful country a very warm welcome.
Useful information about Lebanon
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Language
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Arabic (English and French are also widely spoken).
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Currency
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LBP Lebanese Pound
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Dialing Code
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+961
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A trip to Lebanon isn’t complete without a trip to the mountains.
Often called the ‘Paris of the Middle East’, Beirut is a thriving hotspot for shopping, socialising and sightseeing. Bustling streets such as Hamra and Ashrafieh are the centre of a vibrant nightlife, while the National Museum and the Gibran Museum provide a small sample of the city’s fabled history. Beirut is a city that loves to celebrate arts and culture, as is evident from its world-renowned festivals and its rich heritage and cultural diversity makes for a vast array of invigorating attractions. Dining out is an absolute pleasure in Beirut thanks to its numerous cafés, brasseries and restaurants, all serving an array of local and international cuisines.