Sentences with phrase «around narrow streets»

The village is a popular place to visit in the region and it's easy to see why as one wanders around the narrow streets and generally pop out by the harbour front or in the countryside.

Hiring a tour guide to show you around the narrow streets will greatly enhance your understanding of the Jews in Ferrara.

The best place for that is Montmartre that is great spot to see magnificent views of the city and wander around narrow streets where you can find small shops and restaurants.

The hotel is a 5 - minute drive from the old village of Mougins, where you can stroll around narrow streets filled with restaurants and art galleries, or visit the Museum of Classical Art or the Photography Museum (with several portraits of Pablo Picasso, who lived and died in Mougins).

Naturally, this was my favorite part of the research — wandering around the narrow streets, looking at the way the houses were put together, imagining people gathered at the city well or the marketplace.

We spent our time wandering around the narrow streets of Lavenham, happy to just imagine the past of the village and admire the buildings.

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Masciovecchio, who was born in the nearby village of Paganica, says he has lost all hope of ever returning to his former home and speaks bitterly as he walks around the boarded up houses and debris in the narrow streets where he used to live.

Even the narrowest streets have some form of sidewalk, and there are always ways around the myriad of staircases.

I was a bit concerned about how we would get around with the baby in a carriage, but even the most narrow, cobbled streets had a smooth sidewalk to push him on, and we certainly got a workout on some of the hills.

I'll never forget walking along the narrow stone streets around this corner and that to arrive at the open walled eatery.

To every visitor's delight, the attraction of Antibes doesn't stop at its beaches and great accommodations so make sure you set aside some time to wander around the narrow cobblestone streets of the old town.

After hucking the XE 35t R - Sport and 340i around back roads and city streets, I can't help but wonder how good the Jag could have been if it hadn't narrowed its target to the BMW.

This car never bobs around, even on rough cobblestone streets or the narrow bridges across the old canals.

Most of them are no bigger than the average subcompact car; they teeter and zoom around Tokyo's narrow streets like a bunch of possessed shopping carts.

The turning radius of the 6 Series Gran Coupe isn't the best in the world and the car is rather long at 5 meters in length, just shy of the 7 Series, which leads to rather tricky situations around town, especially in Europe's older, narrower streets.

There's no avoiding the fact that all S - Class models feel a bit unwieldy around town - the sheer size making some narrow side streets and parking spots a real squeeze.

Frenetic fun aside, the MX - 5 is a great car to cruise around in: its very compact dimensions make it easy to park and thread through narrow city streets.

We absolutely loved zipping around parking decks and narrow city streets, thanks to the trademark goes - where - you - point - it steering that we've come to expect from Honda.

Even though the new Traverse is a big SUV, it didn't affect maneuverability on the narrow streets of Detroit — and Traverse City later — with a relatively tight turning radius, good sight lines, and the available around - view camera making it easy to parallel park, or flip a quick U-turn.

In many respects, it's a European city, spider - work boroughs of narrow streets, public transportation around the city and wonderful arcades of well - maintained shops.

Most of them are concentrated around the harbour area and in the narrow streets of the old town, but note that they cater mainly to locals.

Drive through the spectacular red granite cliffs of the Calanques de Piana, almost 1,000 ft above the sea, then wander around the village's narrow streets and stop for a coffee in the sun in the picturesque square.

The narrow streets around the Venetian fortress are a delight to explore, and are dotted with inviting little cafés and bars.

The town is reputed to house the oldest Inn in England, which can trace its legacy back to 947AD, and is dotted with narrow cobbled alleyways and streets, centred around the charming village green complete with 19th century stocks.

Charming hotel with angled facade is situated around the corner from the narrow streets of Butte Montmartre; close to Sacre Coeur...

Our guide greets us in St Mark's Square and takes us on a tour of the city, leading us around the narrow winding streets, and small squares to visit some of Venice's main sights.

Within its impressive city walls Lucca's narrow cobbled streets and handsome tree - lined avenues lead to a succession of historic buildings dating from all periods since the city's origins as a Roman colony around 180BC.

Take a wander around the labyrinth of narrow streets and lanes that lead to cafes, restaurants and shopping and make sure you keep your camera handy for a visit to the beautiful parish church — it's an excellent example of Baroque architecture.

Additionally, take a stroll around the narrow cobblestone streets, stopping to look in the numerous shops.

Take some time to wander around the beautiful houses and get lost in the narrow cobbled streets.

It's a pleasure to wander around the town's narrow streets, or hang out for a little while in the vibrant street — Santa Anna.

Many tourists moved around in golf carts, but there were also regular cars, taxis and motorcycles navigating the narrow streets.

Hang around the old fisherman's neighbourhood of Barceloneta, with it's narrow streets and washing hanging out to dry and drink Vermouth with the locals.

If your time in the Moroccan city really is that short, your best bet is to hire a guide through your hostel or hotel for a tour of the medina, unless you want to spend your day wandering around the narrow, twisted and sign - free streets like a lost puppy.

Together with, the simple ground floor Swahili houses and the narrow façade Indian shops along «bazaar» streets constructed around a commercial space «duka».

There are many things to do in Venice for couples, from taking a gondola or water taxi to explore the sights from the water, to strolling around the narrow connecting streets and discovering hidden parts of this amazing place.

A variety of artisan shops, a post office, bank and bakery can be found around the cobbled village square or among the few narrow streets, as well as a handful of trattorias and cafes.

Ibiza Town Area, Ibiza, Balearics, Spain The D'Alt Vila, with its cathedral, medieval walls and steep, narrow streets, is breathtaking, whilst the newer part of the town around the...

The D'Alt Vila, with its cathedral, medieval walls and steep, narrow streets, is breathtaking, whilst the newer part of the town around the harbour offers superb shops, local boutiques and specialist shops plus an increasing range of designer stores to cater for the growing up - market Ibiza clientele on the island.

Being a very old city, the narrow streets of beautiful Sino - Portuguese buildings are not particularly good for driving around and finding somewhere to park, so exploring on foot from a local base is much more convenient.

This narrow street shows the remains of the fortress built around Paris by King Philippe Auguste in the 12th century.

From St Mark's Square, undoubtedly one of the world's most beautiful open spaces, the tour takes you around the narrow winding streets, and small squares to visit some of Venice's main sights.

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.

The narrow streets and pretty squares of Pano Agia Marina are a delight to stroll around, and you can also visit the small church of Saint Marina which gives the village its name.

What's more, couples may instead prefer to make their way around the narrow, winding and altogether quaint streets of Malta's old capital city of Mdina.

The city also has many beautiful buildings with amazing architecture like the castle, the bridge over the river and the smaller buildings in the narrow cobbled street dotted around the city.

A holiday in Acharavi is a great opportunity to explore some Greek history; head up the narrow streets to the old village, walk around the Roman baths and get a taste of traditional Greek culture.

Although Occupation is centred around the mid-range shoot off opportunities it provides for players as they weave in and out of shop doorways draped with German war flags for cover, encircling the map are narrow streets and stairways that provide a more linear approach and clear line of sight, allowing for more long - ranged weapons to be used.

Generally used in street lighting, mono - frequency lamps emit light at such a narrow frequency that colours other than yellow and black are invisible, thus transforming the visual field around the sun into a vast duotone landscape.

Why, people wonder, do these huge trucks (sometimes riding half - empty or empty) need to rumble around narrow inner - city streets.?