After 22 years of closure, Horsh Beirut reopened its doors for the Lebanese people, offering a haven away from the daily struggle with the city’s noise and garbage dumped across the streets.
Horsh Beirut, located in the heart of the capital and covering an area of 300,000 square meters, was equipped with benches, while the public restrooms were rehabilitated.
For more details, watch Remmy Derbass’ full report in the video above