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Beirut Souks Cinema Complex Food Court

The food court of the Beirut Souks Cinema and Entertainment Complex opened in March 2015. Four leading vendors – Kababji, Pinkberry, Roadsters, and Zaatar W Zeit – arranged in a carousel-like
feature with common seating area complement the existing dining offerings throughout the Souks and on Ajami Square.
Activities in the City Center

As it continues to initiate and support a broad range of activities and events that build on the city center’s history as a place for public encounters and communal dialogue, Solidere brought back the
flower market in Souk El Yasmeen and introduced a street-food weekly festival in Souk El Akel.
Beirut Souks CinemaCity

In the year since its opening, Beirut Souks CinemaCity and its spacious architecture, which comprises 12 regular and two VIP movie theaters with concession
areas, has fast become the leading leisure destination in Beirut and the country.
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Beirut Mission Photos 2009-2011

Beirut Mission Photos 2009-2011 is one of Solidere’s upcoming special publications showcasing Beirut’s city center as seen through the lenses of 4 international photographers: Gabriele Basilico, Fouad Elkoury, Robert Polidori and Klavdij Sluban. Globally recognized as some of the best names in their field, their work they set out to document Beirut’s urban
development through a photographic archive of quality, revealing the mission of Beirut itself as one of the world’s most dynamic cities. (Photo © 2010 Klavdij Sluban)
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Beirut Marina

Beirut Marina provides mooring for 186 boats ranging from 5 to 65 m, with 75% of the mooring area accommodating boats of more than 25 m length. Solidere has been developing and operating it as part of its 50-year agreement with the State, and is currently finalizing the landscape design for the

boardwalk, breakwater, parking area, as well as the quay between the marina and the yacht club.
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Zaitunay Bay

Revitalizing Beirut’s legacy as a maritime gateway of the Eastern Mediterranean, the sleek, family-friendly boardwalk lines Beirut Marina and ends at the elegant yacht club.Twenty-two quayside restaurants, cafes,
and boutiques skirt the Zaitunay Bay esplanade and bridge the urban bustle with the relief of the waterfront.
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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.
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