What you will be able to see is the bath's infrastructure, which includes fired clay or terracotta with some other mosaics that are still preserved.

The "Jewish Cemetery of  Beirut" is always closed - but here's how you can sneak inside...

This piece of delightful dough, a part of our almost daily life, whether for breakfast or at any time of the day, now has a mural art piece celebrating it!

This piece shows beauty and power in whatever future you choose for yourself as a woman, and it shows how you can find light, hope, and love.

Once you're in, you're taken back in time through its lovely Arabic ambiance. Mezyan's main mission is to serve good food, good vibes, and prices for everyone.

The late 19th-century Ottoman villa "Linda Sursock" in Beirut hosts events and is really awe-inspiring to visit inside and look from the outside as well.