• Beirut Waterfront District

    Beirut Waterfront District

    With marinas, open views to sea and mountains, and a planned city park, the Waterfront District is envisioned as an integrated and sustainable urban environment.

    With its completed modern internationally-approved infrastructure it stands as the new development frontier.
  • Souk El Yasmeen - Flower Market

    Beirut Souks

    A chain of interconnected structures, vaulted alleys, and open spaces that is a meeting place as well as a shopping destination with a schedule of entertainment and cultural activities

    throughout the year. Beirut Souks integrates archeological sites with modern street art in a “promenade architecturale”. 
  • Cinemacity

    CinemaCity

    With its prime location at the heart of the city and ample parking, Beirut Souks CinemaCity redefines the movie-going experience by creating a sensory journey

    enlivened by color, light, and video animation, all complemented by concession areas, a food court, and CosmoCity gaming center. 
  • Khan Antoun Bey

    Khan Antoun Bey Square

    Site of the grand Ottoman structure Khan Antoun (1860), the square is now a public space in the making, accommodating cafes and restaurants with indoor/outdoor and terrace seating. 

  • Marinas

    Operated by Solidere, Beirut Marina provides mooring for 186 boats ranging from 5 to 65 meters, with 75% of the mooring area accommodating boats of more than 25 m length.

    Solidere is currently developing the Eastern Marina, which will offer another 115 berthing opportunities for boats 6 to 25 meters-long.
  • Zaitunay Bay

    Zaitunay Bay

    Conceived as a series of overlapping platforms, reminiscent of sea waves, Zaitunay Bay is a year-round haven of leisure, social, and cultural activities with a rich culinary scene right by Beirut Marina,

    the perfect place for a sunrise stroll, relaxation, or toasting to the sunset over dinner.
  • Zeitouneh Square

    Designed by Gustafson Porter Landscape (UK) as part of a sequence of interconnected public spaces to create a promenade along the city’s original boulevard, the Old Shoreline Walk, it is conceived
    as a relaxation and gathering place for nearby office building tenants, neighborhood residents, and visitors, as well as a platform for community events.

News Feed

First call to the Ordinary General Meeting which will be held on Wednesday, December 18, 2024 at 9.30 A.M. at CinemaCity, Beirut Souks, Beirut Central District.(Read More)