Beit Beirut has changed from a symbol of conflict into Marsad, a welcoming observatory that preserves the city’s memories and brings people together to imagine its future.

A New Space for Remembering Beirut

This historic building now hosts Marsad where experts and activists openly discuss Beirut’s urban development, a conversation once limited to universities.

Visitors Get Hands-On with the City

Visitors at Marsad engage in interactive map activities like tracing bus routes, making it fun to explore daily city life and earning free bus coupons.

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A Central Hub for Urban Knowledge

Marsad makes it easy to access detailed information on Beirut’s architecture and planning, acting as a central resource hub for researchers and city enthusiasts.