Beirut in four hours — properly. This private half-day tour hits the city's ten most essential landmarks back to back, with a knowledgeable driver who actually knows the stories behind what you are looking at. No filler, no wasted time, back at your hotel before noon with the whole afternoon free.
Pigeon Rocks. Zaitunay Bay. The Corniche. Martyrs' Square where revolutions happened. A grand mosque and an ancient cathedral sharing the same square. Roman baths buried in the middle of a modern city. The bullet-riddled Holiday Inn facade that Lebanon deliberately never repaired. Ten stops, four hours, one city that has been destroyed and rebuilt so many times that even its ruins have ruins — and somehow still manages to be one of the most alive places in the Middle East.