Sentences with phrase «for narrow cobbled streets»

It even comes with its own parking space — hard to come by in a village known for its narrow cobbled streets.

For narrow cobbled streets and stretches of sand, Alvor might be the place for your loved - up holiday.

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And so equally enjoyable was the meandering through the narrow flat grey cobbled streets admiring the way the design or floral decoration of each fights fight for your attention.

It's still nicknamed «Little Venice» for its labyrinth of narrow cobbled streets.

Set on the eastern shore of Lake Garda, the charming town of Bardolino is famous for its wine production and here you are free to discover the delicious product itself in one of the quaint bars or cafés you will discover along the narrow cobbled streets, or on the picturesque waterfront with its pastel coloured houses.

Altea's culturally infused Old Town is a maze of narrow cobbled streets filled with interesting and traditional Spanish buildings, perfect for those in search of culture.

Lucca's tall buildings and largely traffic - free (save for the odd push bike) narrow, cobbled streets mean that its the perfect place for an aimless wander.

The perfect holiday destination, it offers something for everyone, whether you simply want to sprawl on golden beaches, stroll through the narrow cobbled streets, or enjoy a romantic dinner by the picturesque port.

Cross the River Tyne at Newcastle and stop at York for an orientation tour including the Gothic Minster and the narrow cobbled street known as the Shambles.

Walk around narrow, cobbled streets down to the sea, the old port having been revived with new museums, photography gallery, cinema and various cultural centres for different exhibitions, events and celebrations throughout the year.

Lasting for several days, the narrow cobbled streets of the city of Algarve come alive with knights, mistrals and more.

The old town is enveloped by medieval walls and is full of busy squares, cafes, bars, shops and narrow cobbled streets; a must for a cultural day out and not far from the relaxation of beachfront hotels.