Sentences with phrase «hillside town»
A "hillside town" refers to a town or settlement that is built on or located near the side of a hill or slope. Full definition
The Cinque Terre National Park offers light to moderate trail hiking, endless blue Mediterranean vistas and charming hillside towns in between.
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Day 2 Visit Évora and then the pretty hillside town of Arraiolos, famous for embroidered wool rugs.
It was described as «a picturesque hillside town with a brilliant spot of sunlight on the topmost turrets, high above the gloomier buildings at the foot of the hill.»
Cole paid $ 27 million for Hillside Town Center, a 165,000 - sq.
Nothing like the motivation of the steep (yet gorgeous) hillside towns of Greece to get you on the stair - climber!
The hillside towns of Fira and Oia are quaint with sometimes steep steps and knotted alleyways and make for idyllic afternoon exploration.
Off the coast and not far from Alicante is the hillside town of Altea.
The living room includes comfortable red couches and a splendid view of the hillside town.
The descriptively named Villa Molivos Views, near the hillside town, has views of the sea and the castle of Mythimna from the swimming pool.
I have recently been on a Great Rail Journey to Tuscany - stunning scenery with the olive groves and vineyards, the mellow stone of the hillside towns and of course the wonderful buildings in Florence, Siena and Pisa.
While little is known of the game so far, the announcement trailer sheds light on some of the haunted horror going on in the little, hillside town.
I think of it coming not just off the page, but into a physical engagement with history — in Renaissance church interiors, hillside towns, and polluted cities.