Sentences with phrase «narrow streets dotted»

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.

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Anderson can't help but turn the open - air, urban setting into yet another deathtrap tunnel system, and CGI aerial shots dot Pompeii's opening stretch, showing the complex grid of roads, narrow streets, and aqueducts which make up a Roman city — and through which, of course, the characters will eventually have to escape.

In the town itself, you'll find narrow streets, authentic blue and white buildings and sun - drenched verandas, with a skyline dotted with historic church spires.

Gràcia, smack in the middle of Barcelona, wasn't always just a district in the city, but was once its own village, and as the NY Times points out in their recent photo essay on the «hood, «it's never lost that village feeling and remains a jumble of narrow streets and tree - shaded plazas dotted with Art Nouveau architecture.»

The narrow streets around the Venetian fortress are a delight to explore, and are dotted with inviting little cafés and bars.

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.

Within the walls you'll find a maze of narrow streets, crowned by a huge cathedral and dotted with palaces and churches.

The city also has many beautiful buildings with amazing architecture like the castle, the bridge over the river and the smaller buildings in the narrow cobbled street dotted around the city.