Rene Mouawad Garden en Beirut

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  Ziad Al BAff

  :: 10 July 2018 21:58:22

  No parking Half the streets are closed for security-related issues. Too many animal poop around the garden. Good place for kids. Have outdoor playgrounds.

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  Bader Helal

  :: 05 May 2018 07:50:02

  The park is nice and has playgrounds for kids, a fountain. But the only thing going is that you cannot walk on grass so if you have kids who like to play and wonder around, you will have guards whistling at whoever is on grass

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  Johnny Baakliny

  :: 21 March 2018 20:13:22

  A lovely green spot in a dense urban context, ideal for families and children's only, have a few accessible trails but too much restrictions, they kind of misunderstood the concept of a public garden or public space; they search your stuff at the gate, you are not allowed to bring in food or step on the grass ... And wherever you go ther's a creepy security guard staring at you, even weirder than your school supervisor at lunch break :) ... and good finding a parking spot !!

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  Mira Kulmanova

  :: 19 February 2018 23:54:40

  Beautiful, well organized and clean place. Came with my family last week and enjoyed our time. Will recommend to visit it during the week days, cause of kids zones :) weekends its too crowded. Plus u can bring your bike, or rent it at the entrance. Definitely coming back.

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  Sarah Moukahal

  :: 04 February 2018 13:14:15

  This is a great garden to enjoy a sunny day. It's an amazing spot to take your children. It's extremely well organized: there are specific trails for biking, multiple play structures, and security to ensure the safety of the children and that everyone is following the rules. There's a ton of lovely greenery and a huge fountain. It's a great spot for adults to feed the birds and read a good book. You can bring in snacks but you're not allowed to have entire barbeques. This is the best free spot for children to play and for adults to relax and enjoy the trees and sunshine in Beirut.