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Explore remarkable images of each town/city that we have remodeled in our apartments. Sour, Jbeil, Jounieh, Achrafieh, Tripoli, Anjar and Burj Hammoud.
SOUR
Sour, also known as Tyre, is a historic coastal city in southern Lebanon. It is renowned for its ancient ruins, including well-preserved Roman archeological sites such as the Sour Hippodrome and the Roman Baths, which offer a glimpse into its rich history. Sour’s Mediterranean coastline, vibrant markets, and a blend of cultural influences make it a captivating destination for travelers seeking history, relaxation, and a taste of Lebanese culture.
JBEIL
Jbeil, otherwise known as Byblos is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world with a history dating back to 7,000 years. Byblos is renowned for its rich archaeological heritage, including well-preserved ancient ruins, such as the Phoenician city wall, Roman temples, and Crusader castle. The
town’s picturesque harbor, charming old souks (markets), and vibrant cultural scene make it a popular destination for tourists.
JOUNIEH
Jounieh is a coastal city situated in the Mount Lebanon Governorate of Lebanon, north of Beirut. Located along the Mediterranean Sea, Jounieh is known for its stunning bay, vibrant nightlife, and scenic surroundings. The city offers a mix of modern attractions, including seaside resorts, lively bars, and multiple historical sites. Jounieh is a popular destination for leisure, entertainment, and relaxation, drawing visitors with its charming coastal ambiance and diverse array of recreational and cultural aspects.
Achrafieh
Achrafieh is a lively and upscale district located in the eastern part of Beirut, Lebanon. It is known for its charming streets, elegant architecture, and vibrant cultural scene. Achrafieh is home to a mix of historical buildings, modern boutiques, trendy cafes, and a variety of restaurants offering diverse cuisines. The district is a hub for shopping, entertainment,
and nightlife in Beirut, making it a popular destination for both locals and tourists. Its significant atmosphere and unique character contribute to its status as a dynamic and fashionable part of the city.
TRIPOLI
Tripoli, known as Trablos in Arabic, is a historic crowded coastal city with a heritage dating back thousands of years. It is known for its captivating blend of cultures, with influences from Phoenician, Roman, Islamic, and Crusader eras evident in its architecture and traditions. This city is famous for its ancient markets, vibrant souks, and impressive historic sites like the Citadel of Raymond de Saint-Gilles. Tripoli is also renowned for its street food, offering a taste
of authentic Lebanese cuisine, a captivating destination for travelers seeking history, culture, and a taste of Lebanon’s vibrant way of life.
ANJAR
Anjar is a unique town in Lebanoon, located in the fertile Bekaa Valley. It is known for its archeological significance, particularly the Umayyad ruins that date back to the early Islamic period. These well-preserved ruins feature a grid-like street plan, which is a rarity for Islamic architecture and reflects the town’s historical importance as a trading center. Anjar’s historical sites, thermal baths, and beautiful setting between Lebanon’s mountains make it an intriguing destination for history enthusiasts
and those seeking a peaceful retreat.
Burj Hammoud
Burj Hammoud is a vibrant suburb located in the eastern part of Beirut, Lebanon. Known for its bustling markets, it’s often referred to as “Little Armenia” due
to its significant Armenian population and heritage. The neighborhood is famous for its diverse culinary scene, with numerous Armenian restaurants and bakeries offering traditional dishes and pastries. Burj Hammoud is a lively
and culturally rich community that adds to the colorful tapestry of Beirut’s metropolitan area.
