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Beirut is synonymous with Mediterranean charm, a fascinating history and a vibrant blend of tradition and modernity. The capital of Lebanon lies directly on the Mediterranean and combines cultural diversity with urban energy – ideal for explorers, connoisseurs and anyone looking for a special city break. Beirut captivates visitors with its historic districts, diverse cuisine and an atmosphere that blends Middle Eastern influences with an international lifestyle.
Art & Culture
Historic districts, small galleries and cultural highlights throughout the city.
Promenades and sea views
With the Corniche, Mediterranean charm and relaxing moments by the water.
Vibrant places
Like Gemmayzeh or Mar Mikhael – creative, urban and full of character.
Food and relaxation
Lebanese cuisine, cafés and excursions along the coast or into the surrounding countryside
When Is the Best Time to Visit Beirut?
Beirut is a particularly exciting destination from spring to autumn – with warm temperatures, a Mediterranean climate and plenty of opportunities for culture, fine dining and day trips. From June to August, you can look forward to sunny days, lively evenings and a special atmosphere by the Mediterranean.
June
Ideal for exploring the city and those first days of summer
In June, Beirut is warm, sunny and a little more laid-back than during the peak season. It’s perfect for strolls along the Corniche, visits to neighbourhoods such as Gemmayzeh or Mar Mikhael, and culinary discoveries in cafés, restaurants and local markets.
July – August
The best time for a summer vibe on the Mediterranean
It’s the height of summer in Beirut: warm temperatures, long evenings and a Mediterranean atmosphere characterise the city. Ideal for relaxing by the water, trips along the coast or lively evenings in the Lebanese capital’s rooftop bars, restaurants and cultural hotspots.
How Long Should Your Stay in Beirut Be?
Beirut is easy to explore in just a few days – ideal for a city break combining culture, fine dining and strolls along the Mediterranean. If you have more time, you can stay for 7 to 10 days and plan trips to Byblos, Baalbek or along the Lebanese coast.
Sights and Activities
Beirut captivates visitors with its Mediterranean charm, historic neighbourhoods and vibrant culture.
Corniche Beirut
The famous seafront promenade with sea views, cafés and a view of the Raouché cliffs.
Gemmayzeh & Mar Mikhael
Creative neighbourhoods with galleries, restaurants, bars and an urban atmosphere.
National Museum of Beirut
A cultural highlight featuring archaeological finds and insights into the history of Lebanon.
More Must-Sees and Tips for Beirut
As well as the many sights and activities, Beirut also offers cultural, historical and culinary highlights.
Raouché Rocks
These striking coastal rocks are among Beirut’s most famous photo spots and are best explored on a stroll along the Corniche.
Zaitunay Bay
The modern marina, with its restaurants, cafés and views of the boats, invites you to spend a relaxing few hours by the water.
Lebanese cuisine
Mezze, fresh flatbread, hummus, falafel and sweet specialities make Beirut an ideal destination for anyone who enjoys sampling local flavours.
Raouché Rocks
These striking coastal rocks are among Beirut’s most famous photo spots and are best explored on a stroll along the Corniche.
Zaitunay Bay
The modern marina, with its restaurants, cafés and views of the boats, invites you to spend a relaxing few hours by the water.
Lebanese cuisine
Mezze, fresh flatbread, hummus, falafel and sweet specialities make Beirut an ideal destination for anyone who enjoys sampling local flavours.
Map of Beirut
FAQ: Travelling to Beirut
Before you travel, check the latest entry requirements, plan your transfers in advance where possible, and make sure you choose accommodation in central, well-connected areas.
Yes, Beirut can be a great place for families too – with leisurely strolls along the Corniche, child-friendly restaurants, museums and day trips to the coast or nearby towns.
Beirut Airport is just a few kilometres from the city centre. Taxis, private transfers and hire cars are available, so you can reach your accommodation with ease.
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Travel information
Entry requirements & current situation on the ground Please make sure you check the applicable entry requirements and the current security situation at your destination well in advance of your departure. You can find up-to-date and reliable information on the website of the Federal Foreign Office: https://www.auswaertiges-amt.de/en
Arrival at the airport We recommend that you arrive at the airport 3 hours before departure to allow sufficient time for check-in, security screening and boarding.
Check-in times Please refer to your boarding pass for the exact check-in deadlines. Note for return flights from Beirut: Check-in closes here 60 minutes before departure.