Sentences with phrase «by narrow streets»

The city is characterised by narrow streets, secluded courtyards, a harbour and some fine examples of restored historic buildings and all combine to make the city a wonderful place to explore on foot.

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The residents of the pretty houses set back from West Royalty's narrow streets may not live by one of Charlottetown's rivers, but they see no reason to bring the water to them: only 2.4 % have private pools.
It is even outclassed in the narrow realm of automobiles by speedsters such as the 430 - km / hour Bugatti Veyron, which I might add is street legal, a virtue the Cobra Jet sadly does not share.
However, growth came by the narrowest of margins as Wall Street tempered its...
Written from Jerusalem: Walking through the narrow, winding streets of Jerusalem's Old City on my first visit here in fifteen years, I was powerfully struck once again by the grittiness of Christianity, the palpable connection between the faith and the quotidian realities of life.
Consider this simple grilled cod topped with olive oil and fried garlic — inspired by Beti - Jai («always a holiday»), a popular restaurant tucked away in the warren of narrow streets in the old quarter of Donostia - San Sebastián.
If you're after a series where you see cars go four - wide on an oval, run side by side through the sweeping bends of Mid-Ohio or pull off improbable lunges on a narrow street circuit, then IndyCar is for you.
The narrow street that bisects Sveavagen at that juncture has been renamed for Palme, 59, who was killed by a lone gunman as he walked home from a movie with his wife, Lisbeth.
The city plans to narrow Delancey Street's rushing flow of traffic by eliminating unnecessary lanes and parts of the service roads that border the sStreet's rushing flow of traffic by eliminating unnecessary lanes and parts of the service roads that border the streetstreet.
Narrow streets that approach the Williamsburg Bridge here are inadequate for the number of cars leaving Manhattan by this route.
Museums New Orleans Pharmacy Museum 514 Chartres Street French Quarter (Vieux Carré), New Orleans, La. www.pharmacy museum.org A large white porcelain vase, labeled «LEECHES,» sits by the door of the New Orleans Pharmacy Museum, a four - story iron - balconied Creole town house tucked away in the narrow streets of the city's French Quarter.
We really fell in love with this beautiful island that is commonly known for its narrow street, white houses with blue doors framed by bougainvillea, pristine beaches, luxurious resorts, delicious Greek cuisines, and the great nightlife.
Coachmen and servants of the Beacon Hill elite were once quartered on this narrow street, considered by some to be the most photographed in America.
In the master bedroom, a work on paper by Neo Rauch above a Bond Street bed by Ralph Lauren Home upholstered in Profilia fabric by Zimmer + Rhode; the narrow painting is by David Reed, and the throw, cable - knit pillows, and wallpaper are all by Ralph Lauren Home
2018-04-07 17:32 The linen map, which dates back 226 years to 1785, is believed to have been used by a coach driver as he negotiated the narrow streets of the capital.
The linen map, which dates back 226 years to 1785, is believed to have been used by a coach driver as he negotiated the narrow streets of the capital.
Drivers, prompted on by the voice in a GPS system, race through heavily populated downtown streets, narrow residential alleys and across sidewalks teeming with pedestrians.
It's full of hills, narrow streets, lots of bicyclists and sometimes brutal rush - hour traffic, which can be exacerbated by the frequent rain.
With a length of only 144 inches and 63 inches wide (37 inches shorter and 8 inches narrower than the Chevy Cruze), you'll no longer have to pass by those tight parking spaces on city streets.
For serious series fans, going backstage at La Fenice, gossiping with a diva and walking the narrow streets of Venice with our beloved Brunetti, perfectly brought to life by David Colacci, are the real treats.
Our afternoon was spent poking about the narrow white streets of the pretty town, followed by a swim at Ornos beach.
It has a charming main square, ideal for sitting out with a drink and watching the world go by, and a rambling maze of narrow streets dotted with atmospheric taverns and bars.
You can easily spend a day walking up and down its narrow streets and lanes surrounded by art galleries, bars, clubs, shops and an unbelievable number of restaurants.
Its attractive narrow cobbled streets are enclosed by defensive walls and towers but I stay in the Hotel San Martin, just outside.
You can also enjoy a leisurely boat ride on Kunming Lake at the Summer Palace, or escape the heat by visiting one of Beijing's Hutongs (traditional narrow streets or neighbourhoods).
A guided walk through the historic Île St. Louis with its narrow streets, and Île de la Cité, where medieval Paris was founded, will be a delight.Next, travel by Eurostar for your land tour of Britain which offers you the best of this great land.
Then, travel by motorcoach to Passau, the «City of Three Rivers,» and explore its narrow cobblestone streets.
Characterized by a maze of wonderful narrow streets and alleys where hundreds of mosques, tombs, markets, madrasas, mansions, and fortifications dating back to the Islamic era can be explored.
The charming town is characterised by its narrow cobbled streets, lined with wrought iron rejas and Jasmine, and is a beautiful place to wander through.
Discover the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Stone Town by wandering its labyrinth of narrow streets, losing yourself in the buzz of the markets, and exploring the many mosques and grand Arab residences.
Edinburgh's mediaval old town is characterized by way of its convoluted, narrow cobbled streets (commonly known as Closes), small courtyards and medieval houses.
Edinburgh's medieval old town is characterized by way of its convoluted, narrow cobbled streets (commonly known as Closes), small courtyards and medieval houses.
Here, historic buildings look out over idyllic landscapes, whilst in charming lanes and narrow streets, passers - by will always greet you with a smile and a «good afternoon».
After descending to Yanacocha (Laguna Negra) we will cross the cloud forest to finally arrive to Sayacmarca (3624m), which is a beautiful complex formed by a semicircular construction, enclosures at different levels, narrow streets, liturgical fountains, small yards and irrigation canals.
Old Town is surrounded by medieval walls, towers, and gates, with narrow streets lined with cafés, boutiques, bars, and galleries.
Surrounded almost entirely by water, Cádiz's ancient centre is a romantic jumble of narrow streets and tall, once grand buildings covered in brightly - coloured, peeling paintwork and ornate wrought iron balconies.
Ollantaytambo is dominated by two large ruins and is the best surviving example of Inca city planning, with narrow cobblestone streets that have been inhabited since the 13th Century!
Head to Venice for the ultimate in romance as you explore the little rivers of the town by gondola, wander over pretty bridges and through narrow streets.
With narrow cobbled streets, rustic markets and extraordinary geography molded by the gently looping River Aare running through its centre and surrounding hills, it can be hard to comprehend that the seemingly quaint city of Bern is actually the capital of Switzerland.
This incredibly picturesque coastal resort sits in its own «minibay» within the Bay of Naples, you may choose to explore the narrow cobbled streets filled with beautiful Renaissance buildings, or perhaps relax in the central square, a great place to watch the world go by.
Near the majestic buildings and narrow cobblestone streets of the historic Grand Place district, Hotel Metropole is surrounded by Brussels» favorite attractions.
The medieval Old Town is a narrow maze of cobbled streets, surrounded by beautiful 15th to 18th century buildings and a number of brandy - maturing warehouses.
The charming narrow streets and picturesque piazzas of Verona make the city a pleasure to explore, while an abundance of pavement cafés offer the perfect opportunity to relax with a drink, savour the atmosphere and watch the world go by - a truly Italian pastime.
Set deep in the mountains, Takayama is a fascinating town of narrow streets and wooden houses which is almost untouched by time - some of which we explore today on a guided walking tour.
Dominated by a striking 15th century Gothic cathedral with a famous astronomical clock, Strasbourg has a wealth of narrow medieval streets, charming crooked houses and vibrant town squares.
This town by the Atlantic has a laid - back surf vibe, narrow cobbled streets, many unique restaurants and a vibrant nightlife.
I would not probably stroll the narrow streets in some areas at nights by myself, but other than that I would suggest traveling to Lisbon alone.
The area was, until recently, filled with abandoned fishermen's cottages and merchants» houses but is now characterised by a network of vibrantly coloured, narrow cobbled streets.
Today, the town is characterized by narrow cobbled streets, medieval mansions and a cathedral which is located close to the castle.
Travelling by cyclo (rickshaw), the quintessential mode of transport in Hanoi, we'll see traditional narrow - front tube houses with the chance to sample some of the local delicacies sold on street stalls from ripe fruits to steaming noodle dishes.
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