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.…
I’ve been to Batchig so many times in the past few years that I’ve lost count! Yet it’s strange that I’ve never written about my countless memorable experiences in the old red house in Dbayeh that holds this charming and authentic Armenian restaurant.…
I found the most beautiful Italian gem in the heart of Jbeil the other weekend and I just HAVE to share it with you.
This charming Italian restaurant opened its doors just a few months ago in the heart of Jbeil in time for the summer vacation in Lebanon.…
From its perfect weather, beaches, food, chocolate (chocolate always has its own category) to architecture, art, and culture – Barcelona is the ultimate travel destination to add to your bucket list.…
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.…
The brunch scene in Beirut has definitely upped its game in recent years, with so many restaurants offering brunch as a standard option on their menu.…
Newcastle upon Tyne, also simply referred to as “Newcastle”, is one of the largest cities in England situated in Tyne and Wear.
The city is a mix of tradition and metropolitan elegance; well-known for its interesting museums, inspiring history, refined Victorian architecture, vibrant nightlife due to its high student population, and great food.…
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!…
