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Welcome to Beirut! if you ever thought you are visiting Beirut you should visit this amazing places!
Martyrs Statue
It's a monument to commemorate the martyrs who Zekri Lebanese Turks
hanged on May 6, 1916 on charges of conspiring against the Ottoman
Empire and dealing with its enemies, in the same arena by the statue
today, and they were nearly 16 people.
Raouche Rock
Great view and spectacular where you see a huge rock in the sea formed
by nature factors on Mralasor, Raouche rock tourist attraction is a
Lebanese Ckrtin Kpareeten close to the beach area in western Beirut Sea.
Sursock Museum
Sursock Museum is an archaeological Lebanese Nicholas Sursock Palace
was built in 1910, the owner of the palace gave posthumously to Beirut,
that turns into a museum of Modern Art.
The museum opened its doors to the public in 1961, which displays the
work of cutting and Islamic art collection, and literary for a number of
international and Lebanese artists.
Mohammed Amin Mosque
Is the largest mosque in Beirut, Lebanon, the mosque was built on more
than 10 thousand square meters, and Qubbh painted in blue and four
minarets rising from it can be seen from various parts of Beirut, as is
the case in all the mosques of the Ottoman urban pattern.
Statue Of Riad Solh
This statue memorial was held in the region which was the limits of
Beirut in the ninth century Ashrhat the wall of the city is located, and
he mentioned a statue of Riad Solh, first Prime Minister of Lebanon in
the era of independence.
Clock Tower Hamidah
Named by also Ottoman clock tower, it was Brett time in the reign of
Sultan Abdul Hamid II in 1919, and the project was the result of ideas
and to Beirut Rashid your is the first project of its kind in the
architectural Arab art in Zllk time and the goal of building this time
to indicate the Renaissance and architecture in the era Sultan addition
to the definition of the times.
Great Omari Mosque
This mosque is considered to be one of the oldest mosques in Beirut,
Lebanon, has called this name in honor of the Caliph Omar ibn
al-Khattab.
It was originally a pagan temple and a structure built by the Roman
Emperor Philip in the third century BC, then it turned into a church
during the Crusades of the year in 1110 and known as the St. John the
Baptist Church. Muslims received in the era of Saladin from the crusaders.
Built new governor of Beirut Zainuddin Abdul Rahman Albaona the year
764 AH and enter the Islamic art of construction and engineering.
Waterfront towers
Marina Towers, a housing project is a huge semi-finished, which is a
huge apartment building, nautical tower, two residential buildings rise
Mediterranean, Palace, and the garden.
Marina Towers project built on 7,000 square meters, with a height of
the main tower 150 meters, making it the tallest building in Lebanon.
St. George's Cathedral
This cathedral was built on the ruins of a Byzantine church, the current built dating, mostly, to the eighteenth century.
Inside the church in art icon serves as its axis, and there are a
number of murals and other icons which also attracts people's attention.
Robert Mouawad Private Museum
The museum contains a number of Eastern and Western works of art of the
ancient rare books, ceramic and clay pots, parts of the building
columns historic, old weapons, rugs complex knitting, cutting Jewelry
dignified and precious stones.
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