PadloveBeirut Corniche, a vow facing the Mediterranean
The Lebanese lovers’ promenade, by the sea.
Lined with palm trees, the Beirut Corniche runs along the Mediterranean from the Aïn el-Mreisseh district to the Raouché rock. It is the Lebanese lovers’ promenade, the place where people walk together facing the open sea. Padlove carries on the vow here: your love lock, in both your names, without ever weighing on its railings.
The story of the place
The Beirut Corniche is the great seaside promenade of the Lebanese capital. Several kilometres long along the Mediterranean and planted with palm trees, it links the Aïn el-Mreisseh seafront to the famous Raouché rocks, those two stone arches rising from the sea.
From morning to night, people come here to run, fish, drink coffee and above all to stroll. At sunset, the Corniche becomes the couples’ rendez-vous, who come to watch the sea change colour behind the Raouché rocks. It is one of the most romantic spots in Beirut.
Facing this sea the city has always watched, vows are murmured more than they are hung. Padlove gives them a lasting trace: your lock is sealed here, in both your names, it lives on the map and weighs nothing on the promenade.
Why seal your love lock here
- Seal your vow facing the Mediterranean, on Beirut’s finest promenade.
- Join the Lebanese lovers by the water, in front of the Raouché rocks.
- A lock in both your names that stays forever, on the map, facing the sea.
The Beirut Corniche leads to the Raouché rocks, two stone arches rising from the Mediterranean. With Padlove, your vow stays anchored in both your names, without adding anything to the shore.
Continue the journey
- Pont des Arts — The bridge of lovers from all over the world, made eternal.
- Pont de l’Archevêché — The narrowest of Paris bridges, the widest for hearts.
- Passerelle Léopold-Sédar-Senghor — From the Musée d’Orsay to the Tuileries garden, a pas de deux.