LSD in Beirut Beirut climbs from the Mediterranean in a jumble of Ottoman villas, glass towers, and bullet-scarred facades. The Corniche hums with joggers at sunset, the Pigeon Rocks glow
LSD in Beirut Beirut climbs from the Mediterranean in a jumble of Ottoman villas, glass towers, and bullet-scarred facades. The Corniche hums with joggers at sunset, the Pigeon Rocks glow
LSD in Amman Amman spreads across seven hills, with ancient ruins crowning the Citadel, a Roman theater carved into the slope below, and cafés spilling onto the sidewalks of Rainbow
LSD in Tunis Tunis blends layers of history in one compact capital. The whitewashed lanes of the medina, a UNESCO World Heritage site, lead to ancient souks. The ruins of
LSD in Casablanca Casablanca is Morocco’s economic powerhouse, a Atlantic port city where the towering minaret of the Hassan II Mosque rises straight from the ocean. Art Deco facades line
LSD in Marrakech Marrakech glows in shades of rose and ochre, from the walls of the medina to the bustling stalls of Jemaa el-Fnaa square. Snake charmers, spice sellers, and
LSD in Sharm El-Sheikh Sharm El-Sheikh sits at the southern tip of the Sinai Peninsula, where red mountains drop into the turquoise water of the Red Sea. Ras Mohammed National
LSD in Hurghada Hurghada stretches along the Red Sea coast, where resort towns meet desert mountains and some of the world’s most popular dive sites. Clear water, coral reefs, and
LSD in Alexandria Alexandria faces the Mediterranean with a breezy Corniche, the golden stone of Qaitbay Citadel, and the Bibliotheca Alexandrina, a modern tribute to the ancient world’s greatest library.
LSD in Cairo Cairo is a sprawling, sleepless city where the Nile cuts past Tahrir Square, Islamic Cairo’s medieval minarets crowd the skyline, and the Pyramids of Giza rise at
LSD in Muscat Muscat hugs the Gulf of Oman between rugged Hajar mountains and a sparkling coastline. The white-domed Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, the old harbor of Mutrah, and its