Our tour starts in the waterfront of Beirut, Zaitouna Bay, an innovative tourist attraction extending the existing Beirut corniche and the new sea promenade, reminiscent of sea waves, providing outdoor spaces and public areas.

Our next stop will be at the Martyrs' square, a famous monument that still stands today, that serves as a permanent reminder of the executions in the Ottoman era.

Next, we will stop at the city's major landmark, a huge, striking amber-colored blue-domed mosque near Martyrs Square.

Then we will visit one of the most ancient buildings of the city, Al Omari mosque, that was built on the ruins and remains of a Byzantine church.

We will also pass by the Place de l'Etoile, also known as Nejme square. The jewel of the square is a 1930s clock-tower with its four-faced Rolex clock.

Situated at the Place de L'Etoile, we will visit Saint Georges Cathedral. With its splendid iconostasis and other treasures, it is considered as the greatest and most glorious Church in Lebanon.

We will also stop to visit a garden and a set of uncovered ruins of ancient Roman baths.

Enjoy a seaside promenade at Beirut Corniche.

Taking some pictures in front of the pigeon rocks of Beirut is a must. Also called Raouche rocks, it's a popular tourist destination known for its iconic rock formations in picturesque seaside surrounds.

We will pass by Beirut souks, the commercial heart of Beirut.

Our last stop will be the national museum of Beirut. It is the home of a wide collection of archaeological artifacts that offers a great overview of Lebanon’s history and civilizations.

We will pass by Gemmayzeh street, one of the most vibrant and popular streets in the city, and home of the famous bars and restaurants.