René Moawad Garden, Public garden in Sanayeh district, Beirut, Lebanon.
René Moawad Garden is a public park in Beirut's Sanayeh district featuring jogging paths, bicycle tracks, and multiple children's playgrounds across its grounds. The space is organized into different zones for various activities, allowing visitors to spend time outdoors with family or alone.
The site was established as Hamidi Public Garden in 1907 and was later renamed to honor President René Moawad. This renaming reflects how the place evolved in importance for the city over time.
The garden hosts exhibition spaces and a stage where local artists present their work and engage with visitors regularly.
The park is accessible daily from early morning until evening and provides basic facilities including restrooms and Wi-Fi access for visitors. The pathways are level and designed to be easily navigable for people with mobility needs.
During the 2006 conflict, the garden served as a central aid hub and housed a relief center for residents in need. This period demonstrated how the site became crucial for the community during times of crisis.
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