Spotter since 2019
About me
I'm a Lebanese born in 1994, raised in Zimbabwe and currently living in Beirut and working with UNICEF. I consider myself a traveler, humanitarian, poet, writer, human rights activist and a global citizen. I have worked with different vulnerable communities in 7 different countries and have traveled to around 26 countries so far. I am passionate about places, cities, people and books!
Why Beirut
I love Beirut for its simplicity, diversity and historical marks. Beirut is a small city where you can go anywhere any day and any time. You can feel like you are in different cities just a small distance away from each other.
Where else can you find me online?
"Beirut's Ex-Abandoned Mansion" is now a vibrant community for artists and a workspace in one of the city's oldest areas. I love its vintage feeling...
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"Catrinas" is one of my favorite restaurants in Beirut. It makes extremely delicious Mexican food and has spot-on atmosphere. Just try not to go at night.
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"Holiday Inn Beirut" was a victim of the war. It has remained abandoned since the '70s, continuing to remind the Lebanese about the horrors of conflict...
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"Pola Berry" in Beirut is a cute little cafe with flowers and a swing! The owner is Syrian and took the idea from a cafe in Amsterdam. Oh the strawberries!
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"Villa Badaro" has been one of my favorite spots in Beirut for many years. This restaurant is in an old villa home -- I just love sitting in the garden...
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"Mataam Al Sudan- Sahretna" in Beirut is a Sudanese restaurant that gathers together the city's Sudanese/Ethiopian community. It's as local as it gets!
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"The High Llama Coffee Shop" is slowly becoming one of Beirut's favorite spots to chill, chat and work! I really like their whole llama theme...
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"Memory Tree" is a beautiful piece of art in Beirut that's hardly known to tourists. It is a symbolic cemetery that honors the famine victims of 1915-18...
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