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Inside Europe’s only rebuilt Roman Villa (opens the original)
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‘We are not attempting to create a fantasy world, but rather to convey a scientifically grounded idea of what such a villa might have looked like. You don’t just come here to read about the Romans — you can try to understand how that world worked’ - Dr Bettina Birkenhagen, Project Director & Lead ArchaeologistRoman Villa BorgPictures by Moritz Leg and Winfried Götzinger Tucked into a quiet corner of Saarland, where Germany, France and Luxembourg meet, the Roman Villa Borg archaeological park ris
Oman’s salt flats poised for wellness tourism (opens the original)
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‘In Bad Nauheim, we have proven over centuries that natural brine is far more than a raw material - it is the foundation of a holistic health ecosystem’ - Harald Hock, MD, Bad Nauheim City Marketing and Tourism Long before ‘wellness tourism’ became an industry buzzword, Oman had its own name for liquid gold. At Khoor Al Melh in Qurayat, locals have long called the shimmering white flats ‘White Gold’ - and further south, the salt pans of Shannah stretch along the coast as another of Oman’s quiete
From Oman to Iceland, a 43-day ride into the Arctic (opens the original)
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When Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman circled the globe on motorcycles in Long Way Round, they had each other - someone to share the fear, the breakdowns, and the doubt. Loay bin Qais al Balushi had none of that. Just a BMW R 1250 GS Adventure, a stack of visas, and 43 days to ride from the deserts of Oman to the glaciers of Iceland, alone. By the time he rolled his bike onto Icelandic soil on July 30, 2026, he’d crossed more than a dozen countries, fallen into a valley of near-freezing water,
Oman’s quiet classical awakening (opens the original)
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‘Every great musician begins with a single note, played imperfectly. What matters is practicing with intention, and trusting that discipline and passion, over time, become mastery. Oman has extraordinary young talent - I’ve seen it firsthand - and the world is ready to hear it’ - Dr Saida Khalilova, Director, RCMA, Muscat On any given evening at the Royal Conservatory of Music and Arts, the sound of scales and sonatas drifts down a Muscat hallway, played not by a single prodigy but by a growing
Monet and the Magic of Étretat (opens the original)
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There is a particular kind of hush that falls over a room full of Monets, even when that room is packed shoulder to shoulder with visitors. I felt it first-hand on a recent trip to Frankfurt, where I was fortunate to catch the closing weeks of Monet on the Normandy Coast: The Discovery of Étretat - an exhibition that, by the time it closed, had drawn more than 252,000 visitors to the Städel Museum. My evening began not inside a gallery but outside one, on a bridge over the River Main. As part of
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