Beirut

Beirut is a lively city with culture, history, and a strong spirit. While the financial crisis can make some things difficult—like needing to carry cash since cards are not widely accepted—it is this spirit that makes visiting worth it. You will see interesting street art everywhere, and the locals are very friendly, always happy to share their stories and traditions. Public transport can be difficult; taxis are cheap and Uber works too, but remember to bring cash! Electricity can be uneven, so it is important to check power schedules before booking a place to stay. On a positive note, the internet connection is good enough to keep you online. Food lovers will enjoy the local dishes in busy cafes and good restaurants, along with a lively nightlife. Bars like SKYBAR and B 018 offer fun nights under the stars if you like adventure. Just remember that new places can open and close quickly! So, get ready to explore and make your own special memories in this bright city by the...See more Mediterranean.