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InterContinental Phoenicia Beirut

歡迎來到 InterContinental Phoenicia Beirut
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Fadi Abi Ramia
Chief Concierge

I am honored to welcome you and hope to give you a unique and authentic experience of Beirut through our hotel services.

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完美的一天

早晨

After an indulgent breakfast at the hotel or an eatery along the seafront, start your day with a stroll along the nearby Corniche. It’s easy to find your way on foot into Downtown Beirut, where you can visit the ancient Roman Baths and stop for coffee in historic Martyrs' Square.

午後

Just north of Martyrs' Square you'll find Beirut Souks, a shopping and leisure complex where you can stop for lunch. Afterwards, browse the area’s designer fashion stores and jewellery boutiques, or head over to explore the cafés and bookshops in the Hamra district, Beirut's cultural heart.

夜晚

Sip sundowner cocktails at a rooftop bar downtown, or head over to watch the sun set behind the Pigeon Rock off the coast at Raouché. Later, enjoy a night out in the Gemmayzeh or Mar Mikhael districts, both packed with buzzing bars and international restaurants where you can dine in the open air.

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  • Beirut City

    The name 'Beirut' means 'the wells' in the Phoenician language. The name refers to the abundant underground water supply that existed in the city at the time of the Phoenicians, who presided over an ancient civilization and trade network in the Eastern Mediterranean.

  • History and modernity

    Taking a walk along Tyre’s coast places you in the spot where purple dye was first discovered in the second century after Heracles’ dog chewed on snail shells. Beirut is one of the world’s oldest cities, inhabited for 5,000 years. Today, ancient sites and modern nightlife exist side-by-side, and you can follow an afternoon at the Roman Baths with an evening at any of the city’s famous nightclubs.

  • An ancient law school

    Beirut was famed for its law school during the ancient Roman era. Before its destruction in the 6th century AD, the school was the most prominent in the Roman Empire, and trained legal experts for three centuries before they departed for Roman territories across the world.

  • Currency

    The official currency of Lebanon is the Lebanese pound, and the US dollar exchange rate is 1,500 Lebanese pounds. The use of the dollar is common and has become acceptable alongside the local currency, and it is widely available in the city's ATMs. It is easy to buy snacks and coffee and pay tips in local currency.

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Mountain and Sea
Bring casual-chic clothes to suit a fashionable city that's often hot and rarely cold, but may be chilly at night. Beirut's downtown and Zaituna Bay areas are very walkable so good shoes are advised if you're browsing the shops and sights. Bring sun cream and swimwear for the beach.