With marinas, open views to sea and mountains, and a planned city park, the Waterfront District is envisioned as an integrated and sustainable urban environment.
A chain of interconnected structures, vaulted alleys, and open spaces that is a meeting place as well as a shopping destination with a schedule of entertainment and cultural activities
With its prime location at the heart of the city and ample parking, Beirut Souks CinemaCity redefines the movie-going experience by creating a sensory journey
Site of the grand Ottoman structure Khan Antoun (1860), the square is now a public space in the making, accommodating cafes and restaurants with indoor/outdoor and terrace seating.
Operated by Solidere, Beirut Marina provides mooring for 186 boats ranging from 5 to 65 meters, with 75% of the mooring area accommodating boats of more than 25 m length.
Conceived as a series of overlapping platforms, reminiscent of sea waves, Zaitunay Bay is a year-round haven of leisure, social, and cultural activities with a rich culinary scene right by Beirut Marina,
Beirut Holidays
Waterfront District
Jul. 29 Melonhead
Aug. 2 Wael Kfoury
Aug. 3 Nancy Ajram
Aug. 5 Nassif Zeytoun
Aug. 7 Michel Fadel
Aug. 10 Elissa