CityGloberovers Magazine

Lebanon’s Medieval Coastal Towns

June 13, 2022

Monumental Archway and Pedestrian Walkway, Al-Bas Archaeological area, Tyre (Sour), Lebanon

Lebanon has been shaped and scarred by wars and political instability for many years. However, despite the ongoing unrest and economic crisis, it remains a very rewarding destination for those willing to brave its potential dangers. The country offers an unparalleled experience of the Middle East with historic architecture, natural landscapes, authentic food and, most importantly, its people and culture. [MORE...]

Street Art of Penang Island

June 11, 2022

Boy on a Bike mural by Ernest Zacharevic in Ah Quee Street, Georgetown, Penang Island, Malaysia

The Malaysian island of Penang is located off the country’s north-west corner, about two hours’ drive south of the border with Thailand. Linked to mainland Malaysia by bridges, Penang’s capital is Georgetown, named after King George III of Britain. The city has a rich history, deeply rooted in its multicultural society of Indians, Malays, and Westerners, though it is dominated by the Chinese. [MORE...]

Alaska, Patagonia and Namibia through the lens of Darran Leal

June 10, 2022

I have been asked many times what locations are my favourite to explore. The answer is “the world”. If I could only get into space, I would add that also. I was very jealous of William Shatner! Narrowing it down, I would say three regions stand out for me—Alaska, Patagonia and Namibia. I have spent over a year and a half of my life in each location touring. I can’t wait to return! They are such exciting destinations, with each trip offering new images and memories. I feel at home in each place. [MORE...]

Sofia: Balkans’ Rising Star

June 5, 2022

Cathedral Saint Alexandar Nevski, Sofia, Bulgaria

In the southern-central area of the Balkans, sitting midway between the Black Sea and the Adriatic Sea, lies the Bulgarian capital of Sofia. With a population of almost 1.3 million, Sofia is the 14th-largest city in the European Union. The city is surrounded by a vista of mountains with Vitosha to the south, Lyulin to the west, and the Balkan Mountains standing tall to the north. [MORE...]