Parks and squares in Beirut
Beirut's Public Spaces
Beirut’s public landscape features a mix of historic Ottoman-era gardens and French Mandate-style squares. This collection ranges from the sprawling pine forests of Horsh Beirut to the 1930s radial architecture of Nejmeh Square. These spaces highlight the city's architectural evolution, serving as vital urban lungs and commemorative landmarks like Martyrs' Square and the Jesuit Garden, which preserves Roman archaeological remains beneath its walking paths.
Nejmeh Square
Martyrs Square
Gibran K. Gibran
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