Saifi Village
Saifi Village
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Saifi Village, in the heart of downtown Beirut, is set to become one of the region’s hottest art destinations with galleries, antique shops, design studios and specialist boutiques dotting its picturesque streets. Saifi Village’s Quartier Des Arts is fast developing into a meeting place for an eager public and artists from around the world.
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desertmirage
Cairo, Egypt93 contributions
Jul 2018 • Family
Beautifully and elegantly designed with great taste (buildings, streets, alleys, shops and cafes). But I would say too posh for our taste. Walked into a gallery shop with my older age parents and the owner warned me that she has no insurance if one of my parents would fall she will not be covered :(
Written July 29, 2018
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Emma A
Stockholm, Sweden57 contributions
Jun 2018 • Couples
Expected to see more of artisans and craft shops, but only found a few galleries. Realxing area for an afternoon stroll with a few nice buildings, but unfortunately not more than that.
Written June 17, 2018
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Issa Maalouf
Caldwell, ID3,176 contributions
Apr 2019 • Friends
It is a quiet and peaceful area in the heart of Beirut... I wish it was car free in all its area because it is a very beautiful walking area where you can find restaurants and cafés... Some free outdoor seating benches... It is highly recommended when you visit Beirut... Beautiful buildings and surroundings colorful areas...
Written April 8, 2019
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bigmighty1984
St. Petersburg, FL42 contributions
Sep 2019 • Solo
There is a couple of art stores/ galleries, but that's it. The place was dead. Maybe it is a weekend evening kind of place (was there on a Friday afternoon).
Written September 7, 2019
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MissCyndi
Colts Neck, NJ36 contributions
May 2014 • Solo
I was looking forward to seeing this part of town as it is newly built and the Architecture is BEAUTIFUL - the rebuilding is apparent all over Beirut. I was shocked by the lack of pedestrians and visitors. Rather cold & sterile. My hope is once tourism picks up- it will be lively.
Written May 28, 2014
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rhonaalice
New York City, NY148 contributions
Sep 2013 • Family
Such a quaint area to walk around and browse the stores.I really enjoyed the architecture and the cobblestone streets so relaxing.
Written October 14, 2013
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Michelle B
Pinckney, MI249 contributions
May 2013 • Solo
Saifi Village is primarily a residential area, and it's lucky enough to have been renovated after the war, so it's much more beautiful than most of the rest of the city. There's not a whole lot to do there if you're a tourist, but it's nice to go for a little walk through.
Written May 8, 2013
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strawberita
Male199 contributions
Feb 2013 • Friends
This is a small area, very central, beautifully rehabilitated. Hence superb buildings, for the super rich.
There are a few galleries and restaurants but this is it.
Nothing really happens there. And there is no life.
There are a few galleries and restaurants but this is it.
Nothing really happens there. And there is no life.
Written February 5, 2013
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Tapirtales
Beirut, Lebanon127 contributions
Aug 2012
beautifully restored, yet completely sterile. it's supposed to be the 'artist' area of Beirut, but apart from few galleries and a cafe on a street corner, nothing much is happening in Safi village.
Written September 4, 2012
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Travelaround59
London, UK1,813 contributions
Oct 2019 • Friends
What not to love about the Village: the lovely buildings in pastels colours, the quirky boutiques, the shady little squares and the quietness of it all.
Certainly this is a nice way to rebuild after the civil war and a way to give the city a new identity (maybe even an old identity as I do not know how Beirut looked before).
Certainly this is a nice way to rebuild after the civil war and a way to give the city a new identity (maybe even an old identity as I do not know how Beirut looked before).
Written October 9, 2019
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Hi, I would like to ask if photoshoots are allowed in Saifi Village?
Issa Maalouf
Caldwell, ID3,176 contributions
Yes sure
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