Horsh Beirut

I was surprised to have such a nice parc in Beirut, especially after all these bombs lately near it. I had a really nice walk. It is clean and wasn't crowded for a Sunday. Kids were playing with rollers. Nice place for a small walk.

Calm beautiful area great place to decompress

Horsh Beirut is a great green oasis in the heart of the city. It’s a perfect spot to escape the hustle and bustle and enjoy some fresh air. The park is well maintained with clean paths, shaded areas, and playgrounds for kids. It’s a nice place for a walk, a picnic, or just to relax and enjoy nature. If you’re in Beirut and need a break from the city, Horsh Beirut is definitely worth a visit!

The park is very poorly maintained — there’s trash scattered everywhere, and most of the grass is dry or dead. It was extremely crowded when I visited, and the loud music coming from different groups totally ruined the peaceful vibe I was hoping for. I really wanted to enjoy some green space in the city, but this just wasn’t it. Super disappointing experience. I did enjoy walking between the trees tho

In a city that lacks green spaces, Horsh Beirut plays several important roles. Its trees produce oxygen to relieve air pollution. Its paths are used by joggers who want to escape Beirut's heavy traffic. But the park is in desperate need of maintenance funds. Many parts of it suffer neglect. It's still beautiful and worth a visit.

A little run down but they were busy cleaning up and doing landscaping. This oasis in the middle of Beirut is really green zone with paths around and many shaded places. It is a great place to take the kids with some playgrounds for the little ones.

The guards inside didn't let me in with my dog because according to them the park is full of stray dogs that are aggressive and dangerous although some people told me the dogs are friendly, but nevertheless I,didn't risk it. The problem is that we have no spaces to walk our dogs in Beirut safely and if these dogs are aggressive as claimed then they're definitely dangerous to humans too! I hope the NGOs look into it cz I'm sure Beirut Manucipality doesn't care.

This is good to have such a green zone open to public for free. This area could have been a great recreational zone in the heart of Beirut. A lot of effort is necessary to upgrade it to the level and to improve the quality of services. Public awareness on cleaning is also needed, as well as enforcement.