Real Estate Batroun

The city of Batroun is famous for its  Phoenician wall , the old square and the local drink, the best lemonade in the world. The city has a triangular shape and rests on a plain crossed by the Nahr el-Jawz River and the Mediterranean borders it on the west while the slopes of Mount Lebanon do it to the south and to the east and the Ras ech-Chaga plateau in the North. To the northeast of the city is Fort Mussaylha, an imposing fortress that was built by Fakhr Ed-Dine II and stands on a rocky promontory at a good height. Some reasons to travel to Batroun: The Beauties learned to celebrate Batroun festival when the bombs were leaving their city in a thousand pieces. Beirut cuisine is also a party for the palate. Beirut is a clear example of a meeting point between East and West. The people: the Beirut is famous for their hospitality and for being very open-minded. Since many believe that it is a dangerous destination, Beirut is not tourist but...

For The Style Of The Greek Island: Tahet El Rih, Anfeh In the northern region of Lebanon, just over an hour from Beirut, this small town of Koura is adorned with gleaming whites with bright blue accents, as well as small windmills, reminiscent of the Little Venice of Mykonos. Water also has the same crystalline qualities, but do not expect the same party atmosphere. What you will get, however, are a variety of delicious small cafes with seafood mezze, sea views and access to the beach. Here you can enjoy Sea food in Batroun . For The Inheritance Of Lebanon: Byblos / Jbeil A little over 40 km north of Beirut, Byblos, known as Jbeil in Arabic, fulfills a series of boxes with beautiful beaches and a lot of heritage (not a big surprise, as it is believed that a room of approximately seven millennia it is one of the longest in the world). A beach near the crusader castle underscores the appeal of Byblos as a holiday destination with a history. Splashed with beach chairs and umbr...