Sentences with phrase «cobbled alleyways»

Inside the city gates is a medieval town made up of narrow cobbled alleyways lined with honey - coloured stone buildings and ancient churches.

Inside the city gates is a medieval town made up of narrow cobbled alleyways lined with honey - coloured stone buildings -LSB-...]

Melbournians know that the very best places are where you least expect them: down cobbled alleyways, in dimly lit basements, and above tiny shops.

We wandered through cobbled alleyways and stuck our head into office buildings with open paternoster elevators, learnt how goods were winched through warehouse windows in Speicherstadt and what effect World War II had on the city.

Parking is severely limited along the narrow mountain hugging main road (despite the improvements) and Kalk Bay's narrow, cobbled alleyways accommodate very few (additional) cars — residents already park on the road.

Take time to stroll through the medieval cobbled alleyways and squares of the Old Town, and visit the 12th century cathedral, a blend of Gothic and Romanesque styles.

Wander through Lefkara and you'll feel like you've stepped back in time with it's wonky, cobbled alleyways shuttered windows and quaint shops.

Our next stop is the tiny Isola dei Pescatori, a permanently - inhabited island - by fewer than a hundred people - of narrow cobbled alleyways and pretty buildings.

Spend the afternoon in picturesque Saint - Émilion, an ancient village of cobbled alleyways and half - timbered houses set above rolling vineyards.

Amid the cobbled alleyways there also ruins and open - air museums to explore.

Step back in time as we wind our way past sharp church spires, cobbled alleyways, and Holyrood Palace to Holyrood Park.

This morning we'll explore Chinchero, you'll feel like you've stepped back in time 500 years as you walk the cobbled alleyways and visit the beautiful town square — still the main trading centre of the Incas after more than half a millenium.

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.

Or the glow of beeswax candles illuminating ancient icons in tiny dark chapels hidden at the end of narrow cobbled alleyways.

Shuttered windows, narrow cobbled alleyways with washing hanging between buildings, and a busy harbour area, infuse a Mediterranean lull to the place.

If you are a history buff, you will love strolling through the cobbled alleyways and visiting the historic castles and churches scattered throughout the countryside.

The homes are covered with thick curtains of ivy, pint - sized shops line cobbled alleyways, and small wall restaurants and bars spill out into the narrow streets.

A guided walking tour takes in the cobbled alleyways of the old town, as well as extravagant Baroque churches.

Sit back and soak up the picturesque scenes of largely uninhabited Mediterranean landscapes peppered with dazzling white houses, twisting, cobbled alleyways, blue - domed churches, hilltop windmills, and volcanic cliffs above black sand beaches.

New 2 bedroomed apartment situated amid the cobbled alleyways of the old harbour area of El Cotillo.

The island reeks of history (most of it very unpleasant), streets scattered with cobbled alleyways, hip beach...

Founded by the Vikings in 853 A.D., Waterford is a juxtaposition of modern sprawl against centuries - old medieval walls, elegant Georgian houses, and cobbled alleyways.

With my good sense of direction, wandering around the cobbled alleyways.

This guide recommends La Uascezze (Via Corsiolo 2), a fantastic restaurant hidden in the maze of cobbled alleyways in Bari's Old Town.

With its fairytale canals, illuminated bridges, Golden Age mansions and cobbled alleyways, the Dutch capital is a lovers» Eden with seductive corners everywhere you wander.