Horsh Beirut, Urban park in Mazraa district, Beirut, Lebanon
Horsh Beirut is a park with extensive green space filled with many mature pine trees in southern Beirut. The site features walking paths, play areas for children, reading spaces, and room for different recreational activities under the trees.
The forest originally faced pressure from armies across different periods who used the pine wood for various military needs. After decades of restricted access, the site reopened to the public in 2015.
The place serves as a gathering point for neighbors from different parts of the city who come to spend time outdoors together. People use the paths and open areas as a daily escape from urban life and to connect with their community.
The park welcomes visitors throughout the day as it remains open daily and offers free entry. Its facilities support various activities, making it suitable for people with different interests and needs.
The site contains several dedicated zones for different types of visitors, from children to those seeking quiet reading spots. This layout allows different groups to enjoy their preferred activities at the same time.
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