Men sunbathe at the rocky seafront in Raouché, July 15.
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She's staying in one of the houses on the seafront.
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We found crews restoring the Venetian palaces lining seafront Perast.
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Wheelers Oyster Bar is a short walk back from the seafront.
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And the celebration on the seafront that you'd dreamt about actually happened.
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He checked into the Dan Hotel, across from the city's seafront promenade.
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We were in northern Tel Aviv, on the way to the seafront.
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We head down along the main road to the main seafront boulevard.
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Still, the water is marred by the boats that fill the seafront.
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"Run for Modernity," says a T-shirt I've been seeing on the seafront.
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Cary Grant and Randolph Scott at their home on the Santa Monica seafront.
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Hajduk won, so we went back Split for a party on the seafront.
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In January, an attack on a seafront hotel on Lido Beach killed 20.
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Mr. Hariri's father was killed when his motorcade was bombed on Beirut's seafront.
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Along the seafront, a revamped marina will be adjacent to a public beach.
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THEY MARCHED along the seafront in Brighton, waving flags and heralded by drummers.
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Down in Chile, Rodriguez waits tables at a busy seafront restaurant popular with tourists.
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Some of the displaced use public gardens or erect tents by Tripoli's Mediterranean seafront.
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Amber, known locally as 'Baltic gold', is often found washed up on the region's seafront.
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All morning long, along the old town seafront, men unload mangrove logs and palm fronds.
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The seafront resort has 467 rooms, four pools, and three restaurants, according to The Guardian.
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In September, it announced it would install Wi-Fi along Havana's picturesque seafront boulevard, the Malecon.
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Mitch invites Suzanne and Evie to his spectacular seafront house, and has sex with them both.
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Sussex Police later said all the cordons had been lifted and the seafront was open as usual.
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These include a 17th-century residence of 1,214 square meters on Palma's seafront, priced at €210 million.
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Rafik Hariri was assassinated in February 2005 when a bomb struck his motorcade near the Beirut seafront.
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Hariri's father was assassinated in February 2005 when a bomb struck his motorcade near the Beirut seafront.
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The gloves vanished; Dr. Yehyia saw vendors on the seafront using them to hand out roasted corn.
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For some tropical bliss with stunning views, book a seafront room at the Victoria Hoi An Resort.
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His wife and two daughters were swept away in the tsunami that hit Palu's seafront after the earthquake.
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No fatalities were reported, as the seafront area of the town had been evacuated ahead of Matthew's arrival.
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The less fortunate must resort to "parks, dark staircases, the beach and even the Malecon (seafront)," Trabajadores wrote.
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Meanwhile, as dusk fell Saturday in Havana, the churning waters moved inland from the city's popular seafront boulevard.
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"Dismaland" was the title that Banksy, a guerrilla artist, chose for his show on the seafront in 2015.
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Militants then retreated toward their final strongholds near Sirte's seafront, taking medical equipment and foreign captives with them.
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The Stunning and Modern Seafront Villa in Colonia de Saint Jordi, Spain, looks out onto the Mediterranean sea.
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COLOMBO (Reuters) - His target was the breakfast buffet at the Taj Samudra, a luxury hotel on Colombo's seafront.
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In June, more than two-thirds of those voting in Blackpool opted to leave the European Union, even though the city had received 25 million pounds in European aid since 2005 to help modernize the seafront, repair sea walls, renovate the seafront tramway and improve the Winter Gardens and Blackpool Tower.
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On November 16th a man was stabbed on the seafront of Weymouth, a quiet town on the south coast.
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As the sun set, a mass prayer ceremony was held by Palu's seafront that was scoured by the tsunami.
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Refugees moved among them almost unnoticed, clutching whatever possessions they'd managed to carry or sitting quietly on seafront benches.
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Not that there was much sign of impending nuclear apocalypse along Helensburgh's wind battered seafront on a rainy Sunday.
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Since 2007, Blackpool has invested 450 million pounds, or about $240 million, in improved transportation and a modernized seafront.
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Like the mind on a walk along the seafront, it's in the moment rather than a reflection of it.
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To attract foreign tourists, North Korea has recently completed or is building seafront resorts or ski and spa complexes.
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Its location, opposite the emblematic seafront Malecon in Havana, has attracted Cuban music legends and stars throughout its history.
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Outside the festival's seafront headquarters, young women in hot pants roller skate around distributing copies of a fashion magazine.
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Close to Havana's seafront, the "Bar Cabana" sign flashes red, while around the corner "La Farmacia" restaurant sign burns white.
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ONE evening in Tombo, as fish buyers throng the seafront, an argument erupts at the far end of the harbour.
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The truck zigzagged along the city's seafront Promenade des Anglais as a fireworks display marking the French national day ended.
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We meet at his restaurant NOA (both "ship" and "knife" in Estonian), which rests on the seafront just outside Tallinn.
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"The aim is to catch the bigger fish," said Angel Luis Nunez, a fishermen on the capital's Malecon seafront boulevard.
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One early morning, here in the capital of Myanmar's troubled Rakhine State, I went for a walk along the seafront.
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"Every industry in the world is being disrupted," he told Reuters on the seafront terrace of a grand hotel in Cannes.
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However, the seafront Promenade des Anglais, scene of the attack, and other public beaches in and around Nice were closed Friday.
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In July, a Tunisian man killed 86 people when he drove his truck through a Bastille Day crowd on Nice's seafront.
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Seafront properties continue to retain their value in most cases, and overdeveloped areas have seen the smallest increase in property value.
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Just two miles from the Boulevard de la Croisette, Cannes's emblematic seafront promenade, the chateau is reached by a stiff climb.
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He finishes work at ten on Saturday night and goes down to the seafront for the closing ceremony of the festival.
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BENGHAZI, Libya — Pulverized buildings daubed with the names of fallen fighters line the ghostly seafront in Benghazi, Libya's second largest city.
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More than 100 Cubans marched from Havana's Central Park to the seafront boulevard before being stopped by dozens of security officials.
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Most foreigners tend to buy either move-in ready seafront apartments or older palazzos in need of renovation, Ms. Podgorska said.
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He was walking back up the street from the seafront when he looked up and saw the woman coming at him.
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Seafront villas, with direct access to the water, go for 21.11 million to 2845 million euros ($2927 million to $303 million).
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"Nothing has changed," Mr. Frances, a 29-year-old computer technician, said in a cafe on the city's sweeping seafront boulevard.
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Another eyewitness, Eric Murillo, posted a video that appeared to show gunshots ringing out on the Cambrils seafront on his Twitter account.
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Politicians are crudely placed alongside light-entertainment personalities in incongruous settings: a grey seafront, a grim hotel room, a grotty social club.
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Alastair Campbell, Tony Blair's former spin-doctor, took to the seafront in Brighton to blast out "Ode to Joy" on the bagpipes.
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The road where the embassy is located close to Tripoli's seafront was closed on Monday, and there was a heavy security presence.
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In France, 86 people were killed and more than 400 injured by a single lorry near the seafront at Nice, in 2016.
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When the travelers who had come for Easter filled its rooms, we moved again to the old-fashioned, seafront Hotel des Étrangers.
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The deaths of two people on a new seafront cycle lane that was touted as part of the Olympics legacy have shaken residents.
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Trump owns a seafront mansion in St. Martin, with Trump Organization officials telling the Washington Post they were monitoring the storm's damage there.
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Before the summit officially began on August 24th, Mr Trump agreed to an impromptu seafront lunch with Emmanuel Macron, which lasted two hours.
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The spirit of discontent among some residents was represented by an ice sculpture on Rio's seafront boulevard spelling out "legado" - "legacy" in Portuguese.
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Members of the public were invited to watch the race from grandstands on the shore and enjoy family-friendly activities along the seafront.
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"Angels Wear White" is set in a seafront town, where two young girls are assaulted in a motel by a middle-aged man.
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The military-owned Gaviota 5th Avenue Hotel, close to the Caribbean seafront, is one of two hotels that Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide HOT.
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Achour Development's website describes it as a "prime spot on the seafront that ensures that bustling city life remains outside the gated community".
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A Mediterranean seafront city of about 2.2 million, Beirut has been home over the centuries to Phoenicians, Greeks, Romans, Arabs and many others.
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"So far so good," Trump told reporters as he sat on a seafront terrace with Macron, saying the two leaders had a special relationship.
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Eugene's dream was desperate, and now it's pretty much come to an end in a tiny house near the seafront, in hostile smuggler territory.
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Near the seafront in Zhuhai, a mainland city of more than 1.5m people next to Macau, high winds whittled palm trees into sharp spindles.
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No fatalities were reported as of Thursday evening, local time, as the seafront area of the town had been evacuated ahead of Matthew's arrival.
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Early Friday, amateur video, aired by Spain's state TVE broadcaster, showed multiple police cars speeding along a seafront boulevard, according to the Washington Post.
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"Whatever the nickname it's still a bloody great mess on the Brighton seafront," Rob Fiehn, a communications consultant specializing in architecture, wrote on Twitter.
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At the Cabot pub on the Weston-Super-Mare seafront, Sharon ran at Andy in the hope he would lift her above his head.
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In Biarritz Mr Macron had an impromptu two-hour seafront lunch à deux with the American president, peeling him away from his hawkish advisers.
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The Byblos festival takes place on the ancient city's seafront, near the old city, with its Phoenician temple, Roman theater, Crusader castle and winding souk.
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This document, from 1606, puts the seafront under the control of a national authority, rather than the local council, with its own private police force.
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"During the 4373s the most active buyers were the Russians, who bought many seafront villas in the Dubrovnik area, pumping the prices," Ms. Nevskaya said.
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Cuba currently has around 200 Wi-Fi hotspots nationwide and in September announced it would install Wi-Fi along Havana's picturesque seafront boulevard, the Malecon.
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"It's a challenge," he said, on the terrace of one of the major hotels that look over the seafront, wearing shorts and a t-shirt.
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This means most U.S. visitors are concentrated in Havana, where there are lots of cultural sites and activities, a rocky seafront and scarce hotel rooms.
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Whether they live on Rio's glitzy seafront, in one of the city's 1,000-odd favelas (shantytowns) or in dowdy dormitory districts, the mood is grim.
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A plume of black smoke was visible from the Veracruz seafront, and residents swapped dramatic photos and videos of the listing boat engulfed in flames.
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Most of the hundreds of people roaming along the "Malecon" seafront were not immediately aware that Castro had passed away at the age of 90.
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Cristina Morey, who owns an apartment overlooking Palma's seafront avenue, plans to sell her unit because she fears a tenant could turn into a squatter.
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Vasilyev, the club's vice president, can name a place — the Grimaldi Forum, a grand conference center on the Monte Carlo seafront — and a date: Sept.
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In the southern city of Nice, more than two dozen fans were hurt when the detonation of firecrackers triggered a brief stampede near the seafront.
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"That's what it's like being on the streets here," says Lynn, a 22017-year-old homeless woman living outside an amusement arcade on Southend seafront.
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Two of the suicide bombers blew themselves up at the Shangri-La Hotel on Colombo's seafront, said Ariyananda Welianga, an official at the government's forensic division.
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"So far so good," Trump told reporters as he sat for lunch on a seafront terrace with Macron, saying the two leaders had a special relationship.
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The acts will play the Primavera Bits area—a site next to the Parc del Fòrum near the seafront, which is doubling its capacity and size.
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You go along the seafront, and you walk through the town center... compared to what it was like when I grew up there, it's way worse.
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This time, it was Naples, the Gulf Coast town of multimillion-dollar seafront villas and inland mobile-home parks that was torn asunder by Hurricane Irma.
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The truck zigzagged along the seafront Promenade des Anglais in the city of Nice as a fireworks display marking the French national day ended on Thursday night.
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By 2001, Mr. Coppola had bought a second property, a large seafront lot in Placencia that he turned into a sumptuous 25-cottage resort, the Turtle Inn.
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For example, asset manager First Seafront Fund Management Co has set up a fund that will bet on Chinese exporters who will directly benefit from yuan depreciation.
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The woman and the man had been there, with so many others, along the broad seafront promenade, as Nice's annual fireworks display lit up the night sky.
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Opinion On July 14, 43, as French families strolled along Nice's seafront promenade, a Tunisian man driving a large truck rammed into a crowd, killing 86 people.
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To increase tourism, North Korea has recently opened seafront resorts or ski and spa complexes, all built in part to attract tourist cash from abroad, mainly China.
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Two of the suicide bombers blew themselves up at the luxury Shangri-La Hotel on Colombo's seafront, said Ariyananda Welianga, a senior official at the government's forensic division.
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There are 16 seafront rooms (five with plunge pools) around 50-feet from the water, with access to local cuisine, a fully-equipped yoga pavilion, and rain showers.
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From his window the boss of Ecobank can watch trucks rumble along the seafront, some bound for Burkina Faso, a day's journey, or Mali, perhaps another day on.
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A branch of the Louvre museum is housed in a sumptuously latticed dome on Abu Dhabi's seafront; and Doha boasts one of the finest museums of Islamic art.
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In another attack in the southern city of Nice in July last year a Tunisian deliberately drove a truck into a crowd on the seafront killing 86 people.
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A cordon was put in place along the seafront earlier on Sunday and people were advised to shut all windows and doors or stay away from the area.
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Over the years, they restored two nearby buildings that also had long histories, the seafront-facing Vesna and the tucked-away Definis with its stone terraces and passageways.
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He was one of the first to promote the Athens Riviera concept abroad; at the time, he said, few believed that Athens's seafront could attract an international clientele.
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At Habitt, a home décor store in the Dolmen Mall on Karachi's seafront, $4 sandalwood prayer beads are displayed against an invocation to prayer in stylized English script.
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Frustration at the GNA, whose leaders are still operating out of a heavily secured naval base on Tripoli's seafront, has grown as the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan approaches.
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In between Brady transporting his bride – who had a map in hand – around the romantic city, they stopped at a seafront lookout point where they shared some sweet smooches.
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The official biennial program of more than 300 works by artists from 52 countries is taking over Havana's museums, galleries and open spaces, including its seafront, until May 12.
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At a seafront campaign event, de Magistris's supporters praised his bid to make citizens feel involved in running the city by going into neighborhoods to talk to people directly.
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The film, set in a Chinese seafront town, marks Qu's return to the festival after the critical acclaim that greeted her directorial debut, "Trap Street" ("Shuiyin jie"), in 2013.
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"We have absolutely nothing, we lost it all, the fridge, the washing machine, we lost it all here," said Ayda Herrera, whose home on Havana's seafront boulevard was flooded.
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Sidmouth, however, has only about 13,000 permanent residents, and its fatberg was discovered in a routine check under The Esplanade, a picturesque seafront road full of hotels and restaurants.
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The volume of traffic reminds me of standing on the Malecón, the seafront promenade in Havana, a dozen years ago and watching a couple of cars a minute pass.
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The seafront-facing bedroom had an armchair, a king-size bed with a blue and white headboard and a huge walk-in closet stocked with beach towels and bags.
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A routine check in its sewers before Christmas last year revealed the fatberg longer than the Tower of Pisa lurking underneath the town's seafront road known as the Esplanade.
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In the Balearic Islands, which are in the Mediterranean off eastern Spain, waves cresting at more than 45 feet swept away some popular beaches and smashed into seafront houses.
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Any excuse, almost literally any excuse, he'd slide her into the sling, her face looking out at the world, and go off—to the shops, town, the seafront, nowhere.
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This construction project will "totally redo the entire seafront and beaches of Monaco" in the next two years, which could increase the area's desirability and prices, according to Locchi.
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He said one Nawasi member was killed and three were wounded in the fighting, during which heavy gunfire could be heard close the seafront west of the city center.
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Noémie Dewavrin, a city councilor who owns a hotel near the Croisette, the city's famous seafront promenade, expects this year's festival to be business as usual despite the new measures.
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"I feel like the living dead, a dead man walking, walking on the lungomare," he said, referring in Italian to the seafront promenade, in a long conversation, after some persuading.
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Also ahead of the visit, municipal crews scrubbed the walls of Mytilene after graffiti reading "Papa Don't Preach" was sprayed in black at several points on the seafront in Mytilene.
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Another 86 people were killed in an attack in Nice in July last year, when a Tunisian man drove a truck along the seafront boulevard, mowing down Bastille Day revelers.
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Many of the old bed-and-breakfast inns along the city's seafront had either deteriorated or shut, the attractions had faded and become dated, and young people had stayed away.
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Nice has installed new barriers, changed traffic layouts and taken other measures since a man drove a truck into a Bastille Day celebration on its seafront promenade, killing 86 people.
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There are nearly 170 Russian athletes in South Korea and even a converted seafront wedding hall decked in all manner of Russian paraphernalia that is serving as Russia's social headquarters.
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Several years and many parties later, Magnus moved to a seafront flat, essentially because he needed more room for his records, but also to accommodate larger numbers at the afters.
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BARCELONA, Spain — On sunny weekends, dozens of sidewalk vendors line up along the seafront promenade in Barcelona, offering wares like purportedly designer-name sunglasses, clothing and other knickknacks, usually counterfeit.
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The driver drove at high speed for over 100 meters (yards) along the famed Promenade des Anglais seafront in the French Riviera city of Nice before hitting the mass of spectators.
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Reggae superstar, Damian Marley, and jungle veteran, Goldie, are among those on this year's lineup for Outlook Festival, the esteemed bass-centric festival in an abandoned fort on the Croatian seafront.
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The BNP even filmed interviews with Karen Downes on the Blackpool seafront for their YouTube series BNP TV. "No one else has been doing anything to help us," said Karen Downes.
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A massive fire broke out abruptly during a cultural event held during the 'Make in India' investment week at the Girgaum Chowpatty seafront in Mumbai on the night of Feb. 14.
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Looking back as they crossed the straits of Florida, diplomats said they could see the embassy's Cuban employees flashing the lights at the seafront building on and off to say farewell.
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The driver of the car, Steven Kane, realized the cat was caught up in the vehicle shortly after parking his car along the seafront of Clacton-on-Sea for a vacation.
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In 2011, according to The Times of India, the realty rate for residential construction in the upscale, seafront Girgaum neighborhood, where the tower was planned, was about $800 per square foot.
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A cordon was put in place along the seafront and people were advised to shut all windows and doors or stay away from the area, Sussex Police said in a statement.
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The rates included breakfast and dinner, served at the seafront restaurant with interiors featuring citrus-inspired fabrics, stones and Bisazza mosaics, and a few tables on the edge of the sea.
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Dawd Suleiman, who lost his wife and a daughter in the 2011 attack, stepped out of evening prayers recently for an interview at one of the many cafes lining Alexandria's seafront.
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Offices and hotels near Tripoli's western seafront were also hit by missiles or shelling, and a hospital in the Abu Salim district caught fire when it was hit during the fighting.
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Voters also denounced the lack of restraint among competing politicians while many of those killed in Thursday's attack on the seafront Promenade des Anglais boulevard had yet to be identified or buried.
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I just assumed they were regular girls like me, until one weekend we went to one of their parents' apartments—it was literally on the Brighton seafront and worth a few million.
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Nor was there much sign of anything, in fact, with most of the town's residents preferring to shelter inside the quaint Italian delis and cozy, military-themed pubs that line the seafront.
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The seafront Promenade des Anglais, where 84 people were killed on Thursday night as they celebrated Bastille day, is named after the English aristocrats who helped make Nice a popular holiday spot.
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"The surge marks the official start of a full-blown bull market," said Yang Delong, managing director at First Seafront Fund Management Co, which has been adding stock positions since last October.
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The golden mile, which is the seafront, down where the circus is, where all the arcades and all the tiny sort of beach stuff is—a lot of that is closed down.
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The hotel sits alongside a seafront road a 15-minute walk or a quick bike ride away from the ancient harbor of Trogir town, a Unesco World Heritage Site (bikes are complimentary).
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In 1977, the United States and Cuba took the first step toward restoring diplomatic relations by opening interests sections in each other's capitals, and US diplomats moved back into their seafront offices.
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Many of the larger seafront hotels were hit hard by the storm surge and the high winds and have yet to reopen, although villa rental agencies and some smaller hotels are operating.
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You can also get highly localized weather alerts — for example, the app told me there were two "coastal event" alerts as high winds and high tides threatened the seafront zone near my home.
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But rather than being a paradisiacal refuge for holiday-goers and sunbathers, the beach has become a dumping ground for dirty mattresses and is lined by seafront porches where hardly anyone ever sits.
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Much of the country's aristocracy followed suit, and in the construction boom that followed, the city's seafront gained its elegant, Belle Époque feel through standout buildings like the salt-water spa La Perla.
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A seafront sprawl 2300 miles (24 km) north of Naples, the ramshackle town began life in the Etruscan age - before the Roman empire - and was a popular summer playground for Neapolitans during the 2300s.
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"I feel like a princess right now," said Prince, as she sat for her hair and makeup in an apartment a few streets back from the seafront where the film was to be shown.
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On Sunday several brigades stationed close to Sirte's seafront advanced several hundred meters eastwards through Sirte's neighborhood Number One, while other fighters overran Islamic State positions in street-to-street fighting to the south.
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"The separation was necessary because we were creatively worn out," said Roldan, the Cuban "sonero" or singer responsible for the band's smooth melodies, in an interview at a rooftop bar overlooking Havana's Malecon seafront.
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LONDON, Aug 11 (Reuters) - The seafront in the resort of Worthing on England's south coast was closed on Sunday after a small number of people reported symptoms including sore eyes and vomiting, police said.
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After nightfall, on the seafront, children play soccer under the palm trees while their fathers puff on water pipes and hunch over small glowing boxes — portable Wi-Fi hot spots — that offer an Internet fix.
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Islamic State claimed responsibility for the Nice attack when a truck killed 86 people celebrating Bastille Day on the seafront and a truck attack on a Christmas market in Berlin last December that killed 12.
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We walked along the Malecón, the seafront avenue and promenade known as the "sofa of the city," where young people come out to see and be seen as the ocean pounds the city's sea wall.
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A Supreme Court ruling said the reclaimed seafront area was not included in the original lease but Moses said, unknown to the community, this land was leased by the state to developers during legal proceedings.
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All images: Sam Rutherford/GizmodoJust in time for the eastern seafront to get assaulted with a bomb cyclone carrying blasts of snow and freezing temps, OnePlus has released a frosty new color variant of the 5T.
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"Major shareholders will have more incentive to communicate with investors to boost their share price and market valuation as the reform is gradually implemented," said Yang Delong, a managing director at First Seafront Fund in Shenzhen.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Cones of white paper sprout from the seasalt-eroded pillars of one colonial building along Havana's seafront, elaborately painted curtains cascade from another while out front children play with an installation of multicolored hoses.
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The royal parents — who graduated from the University of St. Andrews in 2005 — were there to officially open the Victoria and Albert Museum before meeting locals on the seafront, which has undergone a $1.3 billion redevelopment.
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Government aid has been considered crucial for the 120 million-140 million euro project and the foundation has been eager to continue negotiations before the reservation of the seafront plot expires at the end of 2016.
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After visiting this psychologically fraught place, I needed some air, so I walked along the Albert I Promenade, overlooking Ostend's broad beaches, to see remnants of what the seafront had looked like when Ensor was alive.
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Joe Moses has accused PNG authorities of treating people unfairly in demolishing the Paga Hill seafront settlement in the capital Port Moresby to make way for a luxury hotel and apartments development and a ring road.
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GIARDINI NAXOS, Italy (Reuters) - Shopkeepers down the hill from where world leaders are meeting boarded up their windows and doors on Friday, bracing for a protest march along the seafront of this normally sleepy Sicilian tourist town.
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"Overall valuations in Hong Kong stock market are still relatively low, so it will attract fund inflows that hope to buy at the bottom after a short-term adjustment," Yang Delong, managing director at First Seafront Fund.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The seafront in the resort of Worthing on England's south coast was closed for a few hours on Sunday afternoon after a small number of people reported symptoms including sore eyes and vomiting, police said.
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It stands on the seafront in Çanakkale, not far from what is thought to be the site of Troy, and for a wondrous instant you feel—or fancy that you feel—the ancient and modern worlds collide.
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Pizza was invented in Naples, a seafront city founded by the Greeks in 600 BC. These settlers brought with them the Greek tradition of flatbread, or, more specifically, of dressing dough in olive oil, cheese, and herbs.
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Though it was never a big tourist attraction, hotels had been sprouting along the seafront and in the centre for about 10 years — buildings that looked a bit odd among the wooden homes that filled the town.
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The debate came as Nice's seafront boulevard, the Promenade des Anglais, reopened after Thursday's attack, in which Tunisian Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel drove a truck into crowds of Bastille Day revelers, killing 84, before being shot dead by police.
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Singapore, for instance, has thrown a wall across a seafront bay, gradually turning what once was saltwater into a huge new freshwater reservoir for the city-state, which today relies on neighboring Malaysia for much of its water.
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On one hot summer night during the days of penury that followed the collapse of the Soviet Union, a crowd of disgruntled youngsters on Havana's malecón, its seafront drive, threatened to overwhelm the police and start a riot.
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Barcelona 1992 is frequently cited as the most positive example of Olympic legacy, where a relatively run-down city was transformed with two new highways, new neighborhoods and the renovation of what is now a world-famous seafront.
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Seven of the Cuban dead were in the province of Havana, which only caught the outer reaches of the hurricane but still saw waves of up to 36 feet (12 meters) pummel its historic seafront boulevard on Sunday.
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Forces led by fighters from the city of Misrata and backed by U.S. air strikes have taken all but a few dozen houses near Sirte's Mediterranean seafront since they began their campaign to recapture the city in May.
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At the Mira Mare hotel, on the Adriatic seafront in the city of Durres, a mechanized digger had ground to a halt near the ruins of concrete slabs, water boilers, mattresses and curtains from the six-storey building.
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On Friday, Trump will be guest of honor at France's July 14 celebrations, a year after a Tunisian man loyal to Islamic State ploughed a truck through revelers on a seafront promenade in Nice, killing more than 80.
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This year's July 14 celebrations come a year after a Tunisian man loyal to Islamic State plowed a truck through a crowd of revelers on a seafront promenade in the Riviera city of Nice, killing more than 80 people.
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He drove at the crowd in the Riviera city on Thursday night, zig-zagging along the seafront Promenade des Anglais for two kilometers as a fireworks display marking the French national day ended, until police eventually shot him dead.
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Read: Houston teen kills himself taking selfie with a gun Police are instructed to step in if they see anyone attempting to take selfies in high-risk locations, including the seafront, a popular area for young people carrying selfie sticks.
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NICE, France (Reuters) - Islamic State claimed responsibility on Saturday for the truck attack that killed at least 84 people celebrating Bastille Day in the French city of Nice and police arrested three more people there in connection with the seafront carnage.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Thousands partied along Havana's Malecon seafront into the early hours of Saturday, celebrating retired Cuban leader Fidel Castro turning 90 to the tune of Latin beats as an electric storm in the distance lit up the night sky.
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His view is of a tranquil sea, boats bobbing in the breeze as fishermen back from pre-dawn catches serve waiting customers while women in black buibuis or shawls, men in long white kanzu robes, and donkeys bussle along the seafront.
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Megabrands such as Dior and Chopard spend millions of dollars on five-star hotel suites on this busy stretch of Mediterranean seafront, grooming, dressing and bejeweling starlets for a moment in the spotlight a stone's throw away at the Palais.
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You could almost sense the ice elevating the ocean by a sliver—along the seafront in Mumbai, which already floods on a stormy day, and at the Battery in Manhattan, where the seawall rises just a few feet above the water.
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Even as Israeli workers erect stages and lighting rigs along Tel Aviv's Mediterranean seafront, some fear that the live broadcasts of the May 14-18 event may be used by boycott activists to mount protests in front of millions watching live.
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NICE, France (Reuters) - Islamic State claimed responsibility on Saturday for the truck attack that killed at least 84 people celebrating Bastille Day in the French city of Nice, and police arrested three more people there in connection with the seafront carnage.
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Many ships sail out before sunset, which is a shame as sundown cues a carnivalesque celebration nightly at seafront Mallory Square that's both a tribute to nature and a showcase for quirky characters who make their living in Key West.
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Here are a list of recent major terror attacks that have hit Europe: On Bastille Day, France's national day, a truck slammed into celebrating crowds gathered on the coastal resort town's Mediterranean seafront, killing at least 84 and seriously injuring 18 others.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Apartment-sharing startup Airbnb has taken bookings from more than 66,000 visitors coming to this month's Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, from up-market seafront districts like Copacabana to the city's hillside slums, company officials said on Monday.
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Yet the seafront sauna, stacked with fresh towels, looked ready for use, as did the barbecue pits and other amenities on an island that seemed like the luxurious lair of Ernst Stavro Blofeld, the fictional villain of James Bond's creator, Ian Fleming.
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Insiders at OnCuba, which overlooks Havana's sweeping seafront and by describing itself as foreign media has become the only one of the new media crop to win official accreditation, say it has softened its editorial line recently in order to keep its permit.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French security officials are still assessing whether the driver of a truck that rammed into people on the Nice seafront was working alone or in a group, but the attack bears the hallmark of Islamist militants, the Paris prosecutor said on Friday.
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Last July, 86 people were killed in the southern city of Nice when a man drove a truck into a crowd on the seafront, and last September, three women were arrested in connection to a vehicle containing gas canisters found near Paris' Notre Dame cathedral.
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HAVANA, Nov 26 (Reuters) - Revelers dancing and drinking rum on Havana's famed seafront quickly dispersed and a popular club closed its doors on Friday night as news spread of the death of Fidel Castro, the revolutionary and Cuba's "maximum leader" for half a century.
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On a day trip, I traveled past Marbella's private clubs and around a Saudi palace compound, and had lunch with a Marbella expert, Natalia Lopez Epin, at a bustling seafront restaurant on a day when the wind off the Mediterranean was sending sunbathers scuttling inside.
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The merger of the two seafront lots into one eight-bedroom estate was overseen by Alireza Sagharchi, a British architect, who added a waterfront terrace with Italian travertine tile, a wooden deck with access to the shore and a terraced garden under the bridge.
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A military parade usually held on the seafront near Martyrs Square was relocated to the defense ministry where Hariri, still serving as prime minister in a caretaker capacity since his resignation, attended a low-key ceremony with President Michel Aoun and Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri.
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Protesters in the Copacabana seafront area of Rio de Janeiro and along Paulista Avenue in São Paulo brandished posters, shouted slogans and even carried a cardboard cutout of Sérgio Moro, a federal judge who has sentenced dozens involved in the Operation Car Wash case.
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Kate and Prince William headed to Dundee, Scotland, on Tuesday for a busy day that included opening the Victoria and Albert Museum, meeting locals on the seafront and speaking to Michelin factory workers about efforts to find new opportunities for employees following the factory's planned closure.
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The 31 year-old Tunisian killer, Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, drove at the crowd in the Riviera city on Thursday night, zig-zagging along the seafront Promenade des Anglais for two kilometres as a fireworks display marking the French national day ended, until police eventually shot him dead.
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But the recent opening to the US has led to several recent major changes on the island: • Diplomacy: There's now a US Embassy in Havana and a Cuban Embassy in Washington, DC. Cubans are still getting used to seeing the US flag flying over the seafront Malecón.
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The path, known as the Via Terramare, was built in the 1950s, and with it came Praiano's first restaurants and hotels, as well as the Africana Famous Club, a seafront nightclub that helped define the dolce vita back then and where people still go to dance.
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I set off by foot, heading first for the lights of the Nice airport, where the Promenade des Anglais begins, and then along the broad seafront boulevard toward what was now a shimmering haze of flashing police and ambulance lights at the other end of the promenade.
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The palmy travel posters and black-and-white photographs of the grand hotels and casino on the seafront in the town's turn-of-the-century heyday as a resort also led me to understand that Ensor was something of a voyeur in relation to all this splendor.
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We flit from Rhodes gazing thoughtfully over the Cuban seafront to him wearing a sash and serving rice to Buddhist monks in Laos, with only one of his loftier mission statements ("We looked at the world and decided where we wanted to do things affirmatively") to guide us.
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"We should raise our alert system to the level as high as during the equity market rescue campaign last year, and promptly enact our crisis management plan to fight the currency and financial wars," Wang Hongyuan, co-chairman of First Seafront Fund Management Co said in emailed comments.
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Editorial Shortly after Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel killed 84 people by driving a truck through the crowd gathered on Nice's seafront, France's president, François Hollande, announced he would ask Parliament to extend for another three months the state of emergency declared immediately after the Paris terrorist attacks last November.
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A local, 31-year-old, Tunisian-born Frenchman with a record of violence but unknown to counter-terrorism agencies drove the rented heavy truck for 2 km (1.5 miles) along the palm-fringed Promenade des Anglais seafront, which was closed to traffic and thronged with thousands of revelers watching fireworks.
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I should have guessed the fancy face of Ostend would be found along its seafront, but the streets I had walked through to get there gave me a first insight into why the town was the lifelong muse and subject of Ensor, its most famous son, who was born here in 260.
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International Real Estate 22 Photos View Slide Show ' A SEAFRONT VILLA WITH A POOL IN COZUMEL $1.5 MILLION This five-bedroom four-and-a-half-bath house sits on a 0.43-acre beachfront lot in an enclave of four villas in Cozumel, an island in the Caribbean off the Yucatán Peninsula in Mexico.
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"Compared with U.S., Europe and emerging markets, Hong Kong stocks are in a low-lying land in terms of valuation," Shi Cheng, co-CIO at First Seafront Fund Management Co. said in an on-line advertising presentation for a new fund which it says will let mainland investors join the "Hong Kong gold rush".
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All of them took in the impromptu wedding photo shoot unfolding on the seafront — a bride running to her groom, who repeatedly reacted in faux-surprise — but none of them seemed to realize that, by sitting there, they were also taking part in The Seventh Continent, the 2019 edition of the Biennial, curated by Nicolas Bourriaud.
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Across from the headquarters of the state government, on the seafront in downtown Chennai, a series of vaulting arches, imposing obelisks and gilt statues memorialise two of the chief ministers who preceded Ms Jayalalithaa: Annadurai, for whom the AIADMK is named, and M.G. Ramachandran or "MGR", the screen idol who founded the party in his honour.
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Micky Rosenfeld, an Israeli police spokesman, said that to secure a major event like Independence Day celebrations, when tens of thousands of people gather along the Tel Aviv seafront to watch an air and naval display, officers gather intelligence for weeks beforehand, and erect a 360-degree enclosure of the area, with layers of security around the perimeter.
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Related: Libyan Fighters Are Driving the Islamic State Out of the Only Major City It Controls in the Country A source from the operations room in Misrata said fighters from the front line in the south of Sirte had looped round to the seafront to capture the port, which lies about 3 miles east of the city center.
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Activists note that the seafront Eurovision Village built by Tel Aviv's City Hall — a 15-acre open-air compound abutting Banana Beach featuring 85 gourmet street food stalls and 100 yards of bar space, stages and giant screens for broadcasting Eurovision — lies on the ruins of a mostly Arab, pre-1948 neighborhood of Jaffa called Al-Manshiyya.
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"Bond investors face the triple whammy - rising inflation, improving economy, and tightening liquidity," said Xie Yi, executive director at First Seafront Fund Management Co. While China's main stock index fell 13 percent last year, yuan-denominated bonds had been moving the other way, with benchmark 10-year bond prices rising enough to knock 200 basis points off yields from mid-2014 to October last year.
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Opposite this, the Morellet has teased up a few neon plumes into a tower of blue light, which here expresses a spiritual yearning to contrast with the earthy triple X. It is true that the material speaks to both the body and the soul; neon is a crowd pleaser and this show has something of the good cheer of the Blackpool seafront about it.
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The Sussexes (Harry and Meghan are still the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, and this is how Buckingham Palace referred to them in the statement announcing their new roles) are staying in a $13.7 million seafront home, owned by a friend of record producer David Foster, who connected the couple to the anonymous property holder (and there has been a LOT of tabloid speculation about who this mysterious owner is).
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The attacks have varied in style and profile of killer: In November last year, a squad of suicide bombers and gunmen killed 130 people in a sophisticated and coordinated attack on multiple sites in Paris; In July, a Tunisian delivery man killed 86 people when he drove his truck through a crowd on Nice's seafront; and two militants knifed to death an elderly priest at his altar in a church in northern France.
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Unlike the other Greek island camps, which tend to be built in remote places, the Samos camp is close enough to town to allow refugees to walk to shops and the seafront, so when I was there in October and this summer, I was able to meet some and do what I could to help, even as I was also exploring the island, renowned for its dramatic mountains and dazzling azure seas.
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