Here you will see pieces from the archaeological excavations in Lebanon done by Jesuit scholars between the end of the 19th century and the year 1975.

"Snoubar Bayrout Bookshop" in Beirut specializes in Arabic literature, children's books, Lebanese art books and more! Get lost for hours here...

The school was a non-religious institution that opened its doors to any student regardless of religion, social status, or where they were from.

The "My Loves" Calligraffiti in Beirut is laid out on a 35m building by artist Belal Khaled shows the importance of graffiti as a true art form...

"Al Makan" in Beirut is the only place I'd call my second home. As a cultural & spiritual hub, its schedule is always full of activities & events...

"The Egg" in Beirut was originally called City Center. Its once locked ruins gained new life in the 2019 revolution and became a public space thereafter...