Its sad to see such a nice country ruined. All those signs speak volumes of how geeed for power can send an entire country down on its knees. Of course despite all that its awesome to see some places and people moving on. Thank you for sharing Steiners. ❤️
I have visited 82 countries and Lebanon is definitely in my TOP 3 !!! Amazing nature, very rich culture and history, very welcoming and friendly people, crazy nightlife and very yummy food (I mean really really yummy) ! Beirut has it all ❤ ❤
My son and I were just in Lebanon 2 weeks ago and we had the best time , it was a short trip but we saw some majestic mountains and the most beautiful historical caves and churches , and food was healthy and safe to eat , I will for sure have to come back and plan a longer trip to Lebanon 🇱🇧 and see more places, safe travels to you and your beautiful family brother , God Bless .❤
What your doing with family is outstanding and getting away from the shocking media who lie and destroy countires . I salute you to show your children the real truth and they will learn so much . Thankyou
Thank you very much. That is really what we hope to do and to stay away from the bad news that is shared on the media. We had a great time in Lebanon 😊
I just came across this video and I have to say that it was amazing seeing you all in Lebanon. I am originally Lebanese but have been living away for most of my life. It really is sad and depressing to see what has happened to the Downtown area, it is indeed a ghost town. Up until 3 years ago, it used to be a very popular place, full of life and hope, with restaurants, shops and bars but then everything took a turn for the worst. The reason there are guards all around that area is because the Lebanese Parliament is located inside the Place de L'Etoile and so security is quite strict. Thank you sharing these great experiences and trying to show as best as possible the good things about Lebanon.
Hellow guys, Just a thought. Why not Harry and Oscar start writing their adventures in every country they visits and then publish once back home. “Around The World With The Steiner Kids.” Trust me it may become a best seller in the Europe and NZ and Australia. They can also watch the videos if they want to write abt the past visited countries. Love your videos. ❤️🇧🇩🇺🇸
Wow Sara, you can still remember Star kabab in Bangladesh!! I am from Bangladesh by the way. Probably will go to your continent for higher study soon, in Australia actually.
Lovely video. Interesting how you picked up on the “creepy” vibe (one of the kids said that) around the parliament area. The street art carried messages of protests against corrupt politicians and a dysfunctional government. It’s admirable that you take the kids on such adventures.
Hello, welcome to Beirut❤ Your daughters are so bright!! The damaged building at @9:20 caught fire back in April 2021, and the exact spot of the explosion is the white bunch of adjacent cylinders that are exactly above Oscar's head in the distance at the very last frame before the mosque at @9:47 By the way, at @16:15, you were just one street away from another very upbeat area!
so sweet, excellent father and daughter trip. Thumbs up to you that she’s not doing a stereotype, but actually visiting places and seeing for yourself.
Lebanon is such a beautiful country, rich in culture, many civilizations built, deconstructed and rebuilt the country. The resilience of the Lebanese is incredible, they have survived many things. It is not sad as you said, it is extraordinary
I hate how people think Lebanon is a horrible place. It’s just the government, but the people are so welcoming and friendly and full with hospitality it’s almost like their your relatives. The shops there are so good as well.
It’s heartbreaking for me as a Lebanese to watch people get overwhelmed and feel low-spirited when visiting beirut 💔 esp when kids as young as urs feel this way …. things were never like this up until the last 3-4 years , Beirut was easily one of the most beautiful cities on earth . I hope you come back when things get better one day , you won’t regret it
As a Lebanese local, Lebanon is a really beautiful country in fact it’s the only Arab country without a desert and temperatures are neutral and nature is amazing but Lebanon has 1 big flaw, the political corruption, about 5 years ago 1 dollar in Lebanese’s currency is 1,500 L.L. It was considered average but due to politics now 1 dollar is 50,000 L.L. Like that’s insane so hopefully god sends us a miracle to save Lebanon ❤
Welcome to my hometown Ouedzem, 120 kilometers away from Casablanca heading east towards Atlas Mountains. It’s small town laidback and famous for fossils. Here you find some rare fossils
Not sure about Western Union but did you see our video about the exchange rate? You can use your card but for example a coffee will cost $70 USD! You need to bring cash and exchange that.
Lebanon is AMAZINGGGGG, thanks for stopping by mateee, next time be sure to check out the mountain areas too! they're realllyyyy cool, totally different than Beirut
Was in Lebanon in the hills in 1980 and 1990 - in on the Israelis border . A complete war zone murder on a daily basis and we were blamed for everything even though it was all the others who were trying to kill each other . I still feel so so sad for the ordiany folks who had nothing , caught up in the middle of world politics whose country was being used as a boxing ring- got to know many people and became friends and I still think of them and cry for them. I’m Irish and we know all about wars thT go on for hundreds of years and there is still one going on here cos since 1160 and the last chapter started in 1690 and has another 400 years to go - and all the innocent folks just want to live in peace . If the main aggressor no not Britain ( Scotland and wales did nothing to us) but England who run down everyone around them would just go home to England then it would all end in 10 minutes ( they have done the same thing in wales and Scotland but they are rising up now but you see the Irish never lay down to the tyrant and that is what the English toffs can’t get around their heads/ Ireland north and south belongs to the Irish and not England .
Lebanon. when you hear it your like"what is lebanon" this country was the best it started off with beautiful nature then art all over walls and malls then tall building to pools to zoos to children activities. but later after a while it started to fade with rebilous and then covid and then the crazy explotion, money the money like you said 100 thousand (lebanese money) is 2$ lifes hard there these days, but we make it work people are really nice but becarefull not all love❤ from lebanon click here if your lebanese 👇
My good friend s you went to the wrong places in Lebanon even wrong restaurants Lebanon can compete with any notion with food is definitely in the top three ,8000 years of history heart of world civilisation 4 cities in top 12 oldest in the world, mountain of Lebanon second to none and the most important the generosity and kindness of the people of Lebanon.
How is Lebanon these days? I saw videos of demonstration around the streets of Lebanon 2 years ago because of economic collapse? Saying one month of salary is just equal to two breads. It's kinda sad that diversity has been ruined by political instability.
Stop calling Beirut the Paris of the Middle East. I know what it’s supposed to mean, but Parisians are very rude and the Lebanese are friendly and hospitable.
Have you seen Homeland security series season 2? If not just take a look on how they showed Beirut in the series in particular Hamra street, they wrote Beirut Hamra street in the episode,, it's worse than Fallujah streets or some kind of a desert with Sandy houses with guerilla fighters..... Nasty
Its sad to see such a nice country ruined. All those signs speak volumes of how geeed for power can send an entire country down on its knees. Of course despite all that its awesome to see some places and people moving on. Thank you for sharing Steiners. ❤️
Thanks again Janice 😊
I have visited 82 countries and Lebanon is definitely in my TOP 3 !!! Amazing nature, very rich culture and history, very welcoming and friendly people, crazy nightlife and very yummy food (I mean really really yummy) ! Beirut has it all ❤ ❤
You might consider it one of your favorites but I consider it home
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@raviv madar do you literally copy paste this message on every RUclips video about Beirut? So weird
My son and I were just in Lebanon 2 weeks ago and we had the best time , it was a short trip but we saw some majestic mountains and the most beautiful historical caves and churches , and food was healthy and safe to eat , I will for sure have to come back and plan a longer trip to Lebanon 🇱🇧 and see more places, safe travels to you and your beautiful family brother , God Bless .❤
What your doing with family is outstanding and getting away from the shocking media who lie and destroy countires . I salute you to show your children the real truth and they will learn so much . Thankyou
Thank you very much. That is really what we hope to do and to stay away from the bad news that is shared on the media. We had a great time in Lebanon 😊
Beirut is one of the most underrated Street Art cities in the world. Talent, pain, passion
I just came across this video and I have to say that it was amazing seeing you all in Lebanon. I am originally Lebanese but have been living away for most of my life. It really is sad and depressing to see what has happened to the Downtown area, it is indeed a ghost town. Up until 3 years ago, it used to be a very popular place, full of life and hope, with restaurants, shops and bars but then everything took a turn for the worst. The reason there are guards all around that area is because the Lebanese Parliament is located inside the Place de L'Etoile and so security is quite strict. Thank you sharing these great experiences and trying to show as best as possible the good things about Lebanon.
Thank you very much. And that makes sense about Place de L’Etoile 🙂
im lebanese 2 and yes i agree ( but isnt it haram, bars, we are muslim)
@@BasbasAfandeh Ik more Lebanese Muslim drinkers than Christian ones. Tbh, I am Christian and generally find it sad that people drink their life away.
Thank you guys for visiting this humble country
Thanks @Toufic 😊
It's so sad, the downturn area used to be so lively and upbeat with shops cafes restaurants and life.
Very sad.
Lebanon is beautiful country and their people are kind their food is amazing too hope u visit it one day ❤
Thanks 😊
I love the video keep up the great work ❤
Thanks very much 🙂
Hellow guys,
Just a thought. Why not Harry and Oscar start writing their adventures in every country they visits and then publish once back home. “Around The World With The Steiner Kids.” Trust me it may become a best seller in the Europe and NZ and Australia.
They can also watch the videos if they want to write abt the past visited countries. Love your videos. ❤️🇧🇩🇺🇸
Cool idea! 😍
I hope you enjoy your time in lebanon . You have a beautiful family god bless you from Australia 🇦🇺
Thanks very much @Sam 😎
May you rise strong again, Lebanese people.. love from 🇱🇰
Wow Sara, you can still remember Star kabab in Bangladesh!! I am from Bangladesh by the way. Probably will go to your continent for higher study soon, in Australia actually.
Oh exciting! All the best for that 😊 (and haha yes we loved Star Kabab!).
@@AwaywiththeSteiners Thanks...
Lovely video. Interesting how you picked up on the “creepy” vibe (one of the kids said that) around the parliament area. The street art carried messages of protests against corrupt politicians and a dysfunctional government. It’s admirable that you take the kids on such adventures.
Hello, welcome to Beirut❤
Your daughters are so bright!!
The damaged building at @9:20 caught fire back in April 2021, and the exact spot of the explosion is the white bunch of adjacent cylinders that are exactly above Oscar's head in the distance at the very last frame before the mosque at @9:47
By the way, at @16:15, you were just one street away from another very upbeat area!
so sweet, excellent father and daughter trip. Thumbs up to you that she’s not doing a stereotype, but actually visiting places and seeing for yourself.
Thank you. They are boys 😎
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤️.
Lebanon is such a beautiful country, rich in culture, many civilizations built, deconstructed and rebuilt the country. The resilience of the Lebanese is incredible, they have survived many things. It is not sad as you said, it is extraordinary
I hate how people think Lebanon is a horrible place. It’s just the government, but the people are so welcoming and friendly and full with hospitality it’s almost like their your relatives. The shops there are so good as well.
We had an amazing time in Lebanon and have visited twice! 😊
@@AwaywiththeSteiners glad you did! there are amazing hiking places there, did you visit them?
It’s heartbreaking for me as a Lebanese to watch people get overwhelmed and feel low-spirited when visiting beirut 💔 esp when kids as young as urs feel this way …. things were never like this up until the last 3-4 years , Beirut was easily one of the most beautiful cities on earth . I hope you come back when things get better one day , you won’t regret it
Thanks @John. We had a great time and ended up visiting Lebanon and Beirut twice! We hope to be back again 😊
As a Lebanese local, Lebanon is a really beautiful country in fact it’s the only Arab country without a desert and temperatures are neutral and nature is amazing but Lebanon has 1 big flaw, the political corruption, about 5 years ago 1 dollar in Lebanese’s currency is 1,500 L.L. It was considered average but due to politics now 1 dollar is 50,000 L.L. Like that’s insane so hopefully god sends us a miracle to save Lebanon ❤
It’s so sad. I have so much family their and they’re struggling.. God help them all. Corruption.
Welcome to my hometown Ouedzem, 120 kilometers away from Casablanca heading east towards Atlas Mountains. It’s small town laidback and famous for fossils. Here you find some rare fossils
Wow that sounds like a very interesting place!
Great video,
Does Western union work? Can you use credit cards?
Cheers
Not sure about Western Union but did you see our video about the exchange rate? You can use your card but for example a coffee will cost $70 USD! You need to bring cash and exchange that.
I want to go here in Lebanon someday.
I hope you do.
So good to see my fellow kiwis over there. Cant wait to go.😊
Guys u should venture also outside Beirut... A trip to the mountains or some beach towns... //jounieh /jbeil /batroun etc
We definitely will! We had amazing trip to Byblos, Tripoli, Baalbek and more! 😍
@@AwaywiththeSteiners 🎯🎯🎯❤️❤️❤️🎄🥳👌🏻.
As a Lebanese I can confirm Lebanon is beautiful.
In Lebanon can exchange Australian dollars in black market? Im plan go travel to Lebanon first time…thank you
I am pretty sure just USD and maybe EURO.
Wars and religious conflicts destroyed our beautiful countries, Lebanon, Iraq, Syria
great video, I was wondering what you do for your children school? home schooling? thanks
Hi @TM yes we have been worldschooling and homeschooling for several years now 😊
@@AwaywiththeSteiners thanks, hope they are enjoying this real life school experience. J bet learn more from life than any school. Stay well and safe.
Y’all are a beautiful family… enjoy Beirut
Your lady is very clever and intelligent came out from money exchange shop she check her pockets and check here and their out side cleverly good
😁
Thank you
Lebanon is AMAZINGGGGG, thanks for stopping by mateee, next time be sure to check out the mountain areas too! they're realllyyyy cool, totally different than Beirut
Next time!
Nice love from Pakistan
Very beautiful❤😍
Show us the foods nice video
I have noticed most Kiwis are easy on the eyes, and that cute accent haha 😍😍
Haha thanks @Zed! 😅☺️
Was in Lebanon in the hills in 1980 and 1990 - in on the Israelis border . A complete war zone murder on a daily basis and we were blamed for everything even though it was all the others who were trying to kill each other . I still feel so so sad for the ordiany folks who had nothing , caught up in the middle of world politics whose country was being used as a boxing ring- got to know many people and became friends and I still think of them and cry for them. I’m Irish and we know all about wars thT go on for hundreds of years and there is still one going on here cos since 1160 and the last chapter started in 1690 and has another 400 years to go - and all the innocent folks just want to live in peace . If the main aggressor no not Britain ( Scotland and wales did nothing to us) but England who run down everyone around them would just go home to England then it would all end in 10 minutes ( they have done the same thing in wales and Scotland but they are rising up now but you see the Irish never lay down to the tyrant and that is what the English toffs can’t get around their heads/ Ireland north and south belongs to the Irish and not England .
You should seen Beirut between 2000 and 2018, you'll be amazed. Was a Not Sleeping City 24/24 😢😢
Lebanon. when you hear it your like"what is lebanon" this country was the best it started off with beautiful nature then art all over walls and malls then tall building to pools to zoos to children activities. but later after a while it started to fade with rebilous and then covid and then the crazy explotion, money the money like you said 100 thousand (lebanese money) is 2$ lifes hard there these days, but we make it work people are really nice but becarefull not all
love❤ from lebanon
click here if your lebanese
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Lebanon the beautiful country beautiful people
The pearl of the Arab world has been destroyed. Much love from Morocco
It is sad. We enjoyed Lebanon and Beirut though!
Nice..
Once an oasis, now a dying hulk... thank you Abdallah and the rest of the Faithful.
My good friend s you went to the wrong places in Lebanon even wrong restaurants Lebanon can compete with any notion with food is definitely in the top three ,8000 years of history heart of world civilisation 4 cities in top 12 oldest in the world, mountain of Lebanon second to none and the most important the generosity and kindness of the people of Lebanon.
The history is amazing!
Would you please fix the location tag from Syria to Lebanon Beirut please. This is not Syria
Sure.
Not my idea of a vacation but someday when it's better.
How is Lebanon these days? I saw videos of demonstration around the streets of Lebanon 2 years ago because of economic collapse? Saying one month of salary is just equal to two breads. It's kinda sad that diversity has been ruined by political instability.
Now I’m hungry too!
😁
The baseball world cup is in march
nice
your daughters enjoyed the city, didn't they?
Guys you must try Lebanese Shawarma!
We definitely will!
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It's the same all over the world you can't change anything about that
Stop calling Beirut the Paris of the Middle East. I know what it’s supposed to mean, but Parisians are very rude and the Lebanese are friendly and hospitable.
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I am in Lebanon
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Have you seen Homeland security series season 2? If not just take a look on how they showed Beirut in the series in particular Hamra street, they wrote Beirut Hamra street in the episode,, it's worse than Fallujah streets or some kind of a desert with Sandy houses with guerilla fighters..... Nasty
wow nice
lovely
You must have visited batroun man
Those kebabs... 😋
Sooo good!
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Thanks!
@@AwaywiththeSteiners ❤️😇🥳 shout out to D fun squad 🥂
Firinch?
really like love and sport you
Lebanon 🇱🇧🫶🏼🇱🇧
you said 10,000 LBP for the tiniest cup of coffee on earth? that's almost US$8!
Is that the current black market rate or official cash rate?
@@AwaywiththeSteiners It is the current official rate.. it has been atleast in the last 2 years
Ok I can’t remember exactly what the black market rate when we were there but it is much lower than the official rate.
It's 49,100 now. So like 20 cents for coffee.
@@paulj2948 That sounds about right :) It was very reasonable for a small coffee when paying in LBP.
BIg love from IRAN
Thank you 😊