If you want a good piece of travel advice, always, and I mean ALWAYS, start any trip to a new city/country with a food tour.
A local food tour highlights the region’s specialties, usually combined with some background history.…
Moussa Abdel Karim Al Maamari, the creative genius behind Moussa Castle, passed away on the 31st of January 2018.
Moussa built the iconic Moussa Castle with his own two hands.
If you ever visited Beiteddine or Deir El Qamar, you might have seen or even stopped at Moussa Castle.…
While in Athens, T and I thought it would be a good idea to sign up for a guided Acropolis tour!
We felt that the Acropolis would be more memorable if we at least had someone explaining the must-know facts and stories about the ancient ruins.…
I was invited to join a special secret wine tour with 209 Lebanese Wine in Batroun along with other wine enthusiasts.
For those of you who don’t already know (shame on you), 209 Lebanese Wine is an online platform that delivers Lebanese wine from all over Lebanon right to your doorstep!…
Attention foodies and travel lovers, you’re gonna love this one!
Gastronomy is a wonderful way to explore a culture when traveling! It’s one of my personal favourite methods to discover traditional (and delicious) foods in a new city or country.…
Founded in 1857, Chateau Ksara is one of Lebanon’s oldest and largest wineries as well as the first to produce red wine in the country!
For their 160th grape harvest, the renowned winery in Bekaa invited media and influencers for two days in Zahle to experience the art of wine and celebrate their ongoing success.…
Honey [and adventure lovers], this post is for you.
We ventured last weekend to Tannourine with the honey experts at Atelier du Miel to get a firsthand experience learning about the art of beekeeping and local honey produced in Lebanon.…
One of the main reasons Traveling with Thyme was created was to promote tourism in the cities and countries we visit. Starting with our own!
Ecotourism (ecological tourism) has become a trending form of tourism worldwide enabling outdoor-lovers to travel and explore natural environments whilst reducing their environmental impact and supporting conservation efforts.…
Trust me 24 hours in Edinburgh isn’t enough to get a feel for this city. Not even 48 hours. I would recommend at least 3-5 days in the city – at least you can tick off a lot of the essential things to do that way!…
I previously raved about how fun (and ever so convenient) it was touring Barcelona with Barcelona Bus Turistic’s hop on hop off bus tour on the Red Route. One day wasn’t enough?…
