. For shoppers and local producers, you have some of the best destinations for weekly markets around Beirut that combine agriculture and crafts
These markets are an opportunity for small business owners in one destination
So that the visitor can experience the discovery of homemade foods and handicrafts
Saturday Market in Mar Mikhael
The Saturday market in Sitt Naila is held every Saturday from 12 noon to 8 p.m.
It works to encourage Lebanese art and design to display handmade products.
Accessories, clothes, and unique gifts. The market also offers an ideal space
To discover emerging local brands in a relaxed and distinctive atmosphere
Souk Al-Balad in Hamra and Antelias
Souk Al-Balad is one of the most prominent weekly markets around Beirut that supports Lebanese products
It includes a wide variety of Lebanese vegetables and mortar
bakery, home food products, and handicrafts that reflect the Lebanese heritage
Farmers Market – Badaro
The Urban Farmers Market is held every Sunday and is a hub for those looking to buy fresh produce
Straight from the farm
The market includes vegetables, fruits, natural honey, homemade bread, thyme, and traditional mortar
Organic products that encourage sustainable consumption
Souq Ya Aini Baladi – Gemmayzeh
The Ya Aini Baladi Market aims to enhance the direct relationship between the Lebanese consumer and the farmer
It offers a variety of seasonal products, vegetables and fruits, and household mortars
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