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The Green Line Walking Tour aims to tackle the political, 19th century forward historical, architectural, artistic and urban layers of the city Beirut through the physical intervals. We will be walking parts of the demarcation line Damascus Street all the way down to Downtown Beirit, that used to divide the city Beirut for 15 years, while visiting both the Western and Eastern sides of this accumulated city...To serve those topics justice, the tour itineraries include visiting abandoned houses and mansions, artistic and political memorials, graveyards, residential neighborhoods, and public spaces.
- Availability: Sundays
- Meeting Time: 10:00 AM till 4:00 PM
- Duration: 5-6 hours
- Meeting Point: National Museum of Beirut
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- Finishing Point: Zeitouna Bay
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- Fees: $35 per person
- Register: https://www.layersoflebanon.com/booktour
The tour includes local coffee (with toilet) and a food stop
Some places visited on the tour:
- National Museum (outside facade) and Nuhad es-Said Pavilion
- Grand Famine Square
- Damascus Street
- Beit Beirut
- Monot Street
- Khandak el Ghamik Street
- Downtown Beirut
- Battle of the Hotels (1975-1976) close to Zeitouna Bay
Note: This tour is not suitable for persons using wheel chairs due to the city's inaccessibility ,unfortunately, and it might be challenging with kids in strollers. Make sure to bring your curious spirits, comfy shoes, and a bottle of water!
Photo by Patrick Baz
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