Sentences with phrase «cobbled streets filled»

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.

The charming waterfront hides a lattice of narrow cobbled streets filled with nice cafes and trendy small clothing boutiques.

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.

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The cinematography is also excellent as Tat Radcliffe (who unsurprisingly worked on BBC's dark and stylish The Shadow Line) gets the maximum amount of drama and suspense out of Belfast's narrow, dark, cobbled streets; dusty, smoked filled pubs; and imposing apartment blocks.

Bruges is a picturesque city filled with medieval buildings that rise up from cobbled streets.

Its old quarter, which has an incredible skyline of domes and minarets, is filled with narrow cobbled streets lined with quaint old wooden houses.

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.

Quito — The historical capital of Ecuador and a UNESCO heritage site, this city sits amongst volcanic peaks, is 2850m above sea level and it's cobbled streets are filled with Spanish flair.

On your way, stop by Cullross, a quaint town that is used in the TV series «Outlander» and is filled with cobbled streets, before continuing on to Falkland Palace.

It's a beautifully civilised city filled with boutique hotels, vibrant nightlife and quaint, cobbled streets.

Alternatively, why not catch the bus to Valetta, another Medieval city that's filled with cobbled streets and stunning architecture.

Explore the cobbled market places of Belgium's medieval cities, where street musicians fill the air with traditional songs and historic architecture is waiting to be discovered at every street corner.

Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site, this central part of the city is the heartbeat of Porto, packed with market squares and multi-coloured buildings, bedecked with flower filled balconies lining the cobbled streets.

The whole town of Gouvia is filled with Greek history, allowing you to step back in time as you soak in the cobbled streets and pretty architecture of the resort.

It's also filled with gorgeous cobbled streets lined with old - world stores.