BEIRUT’S CORNICHE: SUNSET REFLECTIONS AND MEMORIES Posted on March 26, 2024July 12, 2024 By Travelworldwide If you visit the Corniche in Beirut during the day, it might seem like just another seaside promenade. But come sunset, especially on weekends, it transforms into something magical. The sky turns shades of orange and purple, bathing everything in a golden glow, and the warm Lebanese air adds to the charm. It’s not just the pleasant night but the lively atmosphere that stands out. Young couples gaze lovingly at each other, toddlers pedal furiously on their tricycles under the watchful eyes of their smiling, head-scarved mothers, older couples enjoy peaceful strolls, and men try their luck fishing from the rocks while their sons play and splash around. The entire city seems to be out, simply enjoying the atmosphere and spending time with friends. After our walk, my friend and I took an elevator to the top of the nearby Gefinor hotel. We ended the day sipping cocktails by the rooftop pool, enjoying a fantastic view over the bay. It was a perfect conclusion to a day in Beirut. Blog
Blog Beneath the Peaks: The Journey Through Two Shelters on the Tour de Mont Blanc Posted on April 6, 2024July 12, 2024 As we reached Refuge Col de Balme, the mist was swirling around us, and the clouds were drifting over the high passes as dusk approached. Our path was blocked by a herd of cattle with large bells clanging around their necks. We stepped off the trail into the brush to… Read More
Blog Embarking on a Magical Journey through Salzburg’s Enchanting Mirabell Gardens Posted on July 1, 2024July 12, 2024 On a summer day in August 1967, my family spent a couple of days sightseeing in Salzburg. There were three little girls: Heather Mary (the sensible one), Jennifer (the naughty one with ginger hair and freckles), and Jillian (the baby of the family). We had a great time riding the… Read More
Blog 12 Unforgettable Experiences to Enjoy in North East Wales Posted on April 3, 2024July 12, 2024 North East Wales is full of stunning views. The Pontcysyllte Aqueduct towers over the Dee Valley, and the Talacre lighthouse is beautifully set against sand dunes on a wide beach. This part of North Wales is less crowded but still gorgeous and untouched. The Clwydian hills are great for walking,… Read More