Spotter since 2021
About Me
I am a reflective wanderer who turns her encounters into stories to be told during her walking guided tours in Beirut. I am passionate about discovering hidden gems, attending art exhibitions, having oral history conversations about the recent history of Beirut, and discovering specialty coffee shops.
Why Beirut?
Beirut is the city that all the Arab countries have always needed, whether culturally, politically, architecturally, or artistically. This city is a melting pot of almost all ethnicities and those who wander its streets would feel so, just as authors and poets from different parts of the worlds who wrote about it felt it too.
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"Tom & Mutz" in Beirut serves Italian-American dishes and let me tell you, their Truffle Pizza is the best pizza I've ever tried!
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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.
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"Bn Coffee Bar" has always been one of my favorites in Beirut because it's open from 08:00! I love having my specialty latte after my morning Sunday walk.
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This current shop in Ras Beirut, Snoubra has been there since 1979, when Abou Ziad, the current owner, decided to move from main street Hamra...
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Whenever I crave some fresh breakfast outside, "Saj Al Balad" in Beirut comes to mind. The owner will make you feel most welcome whenever you visit!
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The building of Beirut's "National Lebanese Library" dates back to 1907. In 2022, and after renovations, it's open once again...
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At "Sugar Shake" right behind Beit Beirut Museum, you will be served one of the freshest and tastiest smoothies & frozen yogurts you can have in the city!
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