Here are 9 reasons why Lebanon’s northern capital is amazing, maybe even as much as Beirut.
Tripoli may not get all the positive press that Beirut does, but that doesn’t mean that it isn’t pretty freaking awesome as well.
Here are 9 reasons why Lebanon’s northern capital is amazing, maybe even as much as Beirut.
The International Fair of Tripoli, designed by renowned architect Oscar Niemeyer, is a must see landmark.
Dating back to the 1300s, this crusader castle was built by Raymond de Saint-Gilles and is only one of the great historic attractions the city offers.
Unlike the Beirut Souk, which has become an elite shopping destination, Tripoli’s historic souk still maintains its traditional character.
If this photo doesn’t convince you, then you’d better go try it for yourself.
Established in 1881, Hallab offers what are arguably the best sweets in all of Lebanon. Sure, you can visit their branches in other locations but don’t you want to try the original?
From rent prices to food prices, there is definitely a rather drastic difference.
In Beirut, everyone complains about the lack of green spaces. In Tripoli, it just somehow seems the green has been integrated much more smoothly.
From the sand to its cleaner waters, Tripoli has you beat Beirut. No offense, we still #LiveLoveYou.
Who wants to plan a trip this weekend? Before winter comes . . .
Source: LiveLoveBeirut|James Lemonn