Marble Tower Hotel Beirut

Makdisi Street, Hamra Beirut, 113-6452, Lebanon

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A travel blog entry by mlobach

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LEBANON - Small size of country means that all the major sites are simply a day trip from Beirut. More than half of the road signs are in English, but nobody outside the tourism industry speaks it. Also about a quarter of the road signs are in French and the tourism industry speaks both English and French equally. This was an interesting time to …

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Lebanon

A travel blog entry by hodizzle

... to be cameraman.

We went further and further south, continuing to wind along the narrow two lane road along the arid hillsides overlooking the valley. Occasionally the road led through small villages. Banners hanging over the roadways showed support for certain Hezbollah political figures and the Ayatollah of Iran. There was a checkpoint and we were allowed to go through. Later, at another checkpoint, ...

3 days in Lebanon

A travel blog entry by _momad_

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... young lebanese generation. We made friends with one Lebanese guy who was showing off to us and splashing his cash around. He told us how he went to a good school and he knows all the rich clique in Beirut and he could never be with a girl who isn't our his friends will dismiss him. He told us about the clubs here where you have to pay 500 dollars for a table.
It was crazy to see this other world, after getting local buses for less than a euro and seeing the majority of lebanese ...

Road to Damascus ( well up to the border anyway)

A travel blog entry by hyperfeedback

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... 305;ngly Chrıstıan (maınly Greek Catholıc) town and Kateb posters (the pro western Chrıstıan party) strewn the place. The rest of the Beqaa valley ıs maınly Shıa and a Hezbollah stronghold. The town ıs basıcally grows along from the maınroad whıch branches from the maın hıghway to Baalbek and streches for a few kılometres. Lıght coloured huses and churches strewn the ...

First day in Beruit

A travel blog entry by hyperfeedback

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... space- there ıs a lack of ıt- the only ones or any sıze are the 2 maın Universıty campuses. But looks lıke more shops cafes and restaurants are the order of the day.

Besıde the Al Omari (blue) mosque was a moving trıbute to assassinated president Rafiq al Hariri. There is currently a UN trıbunial about his death whıch could raıse sectarıan tensıons ın this country. ...

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