Sentences with phrase «narrow back streets»

One of a number of villages along the coastline, Sestri Levante offers up a myriad of opportunities to wander its narrow back streets or relax on waterside sun lounger and soak up some early or late season sun (Great Rail Journeys only tour this part of Italy in May, June and September when the weather is cooler and critically, the crowds that flock here in the summer months are yet to arrive or have already departed).

The best thing to do in Venice is getting lost in it's endless confusing maze of narrow back streets.

It has amazing architecture — Gothic cathedrals, majestic monasteries and quaint museums — as well as lovely narrow back street lanes.

It's located in a narrow back street off the Rialto in a crumbling palazzo that doesn't show up on Google.

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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.

At first, they drove back to the church their grandparents built, but the narrow streets had little room for their Chevys and their Buicks.

Cities on the ocean have a choice whether to turn their faces or their backs to the water, lining the shore either with pretty hotels and rich homes or dim warehouses, narrow streets, and greasy piers.

Thanks to the Republican controlled Congress of January 1995 through January 2007 (when the Dems won a narrow majority), their DE-regulating Wall Street and the Banks led America into a Financial Disaster not seen since the Great Depression, do we really want the GOP back in charge???? NO!

The narrow and winding streets seemed to teleport you back in time to when the Arabian's ruled this strategically placed island.

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.

When Banner / Norton was being chased in the narrow streets of Brazil, the day kept changing from night time to day time and back again...

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.

The new Jetta may be slightly bigger, but it deftly navigates narrow streets choked with construction and a pair of college campuses crammed with students and faculty back from spring break.

The narrow streets blend into one big party as back - yard barbecues sizzle with fried fish, stalls serve up plentiful liquor and sound systems blast out big beats — late into the night.

Back on mainland Malta, The historic town of Mdina is completely enchanting - wander the narrow streets, which, even in the height of the summer season, have a quiet atmosphere.

Heading back towards town, I pedaled my way through gorgeous piazzas and narrow, cobblestone streets where I literally felt as if I had traveled back in time.

The narrow, cobbled Rua de Santa Maria is the oldest street in Funchal, dating back to 1430.

After awkward U-turns in the narrow streets of Hama, our driver Mohammed took us back to the highway.

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.

Situated high above the River Rance, full of narrow cobbled streets, Dinan's medieval magic transports you back in time.

Envision a medieval quarter with narrow streets, a main square and palaces and monasteries dating back to the 10th century.

Simply wander through its 26 narrow cobbled streets to step back in time.

The fort is a world heritage site and dates back over 400 years; a walk along its narrow cobbled streets reveals the fascinating hybrid architecture of three colonial eras — fretwork - fringed and pillarred Dutch abodes, British - era monuments, ochre - hued spice warehouses and interesting museums showcasing the fort's rich history.

Our Wilson House is just steps away from the Main Inn entrance, across the narrow brick - paved St. George Street - a very quiet one - way street with little traffic, so crossing back and forth isStreet - a very quiet one - way street with little traffic, so crossing back and forth isstreet with little traffic, so crossing back and forth is easy.

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.

Explore the narrow streets and wooden buildings of this historic city that dates back to the end of the 16th century.

This town by the Atlantic has a laid - back surf vibe, narrow cobbled streets, many unique restaurants and a vibrant nightlife.

The Moors created a labyrinth of narrow cobblestone streets that wind their way up a steep hill overlooking the Rio Tejo and it still feels like stepping back in time.

Set at the back of a narrow alley means that you'll also have a brief escape from the hectic Kuta street traffic.

Strolling through the narrowed streets of Old Havana, between old colonial style buildings and under clothes hanging high above on lines, you are going back in time.

A colonial city with narrow streets and colorful one - story houses with tiled roofs that enclose lovely courtyards, San Cristobal offers the visitor not only a journey back in time with its many churches and museums but also a contemporary bohemian ambiance of art galleries, bars and sophisticated restaurants catering to an international crowd of travelers and expats.

Goods are still transported down the narrow streets by donkey and young children play their sports in the shade of the back alleys.

Walking along the narrow cobbled streets and exploring the old colored houses, you feel going back in the past.

You could also take a relaxing stroll, weaving through the quaint tangled network of narrow streets, as you descend back down to the main town.

I took some promising stairs, which claim to echo the original, nineteenth - century plans for a grand stairwell, only to find myself on a narrow mezzanine, with a bland view of the street and nowhere to go but back down.

After doing the tourist thing, we wound our way back through the myriad of shops around the narrow cobbled streets, leading out to the main streets connecting to taxis and transit to Old Jaffe Gate.