Sentences with phrase «quaint old churches»

Once in Sorrento we take an orientation tour; the narrow cobbled streets feature an exciting fusion of palace buildings and quaint old churches.

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Covered in this website is the historical background to famous homes, communities, monuments, temples, revered shrines, old churches, quaint little museums located in obscure corners of the city, even roads, old hotels and the areas these hotels are in.
A walking tour of old Marbella Town reveals the ruins of an old Arab wall and narrow streets full of cute white houses, tiny churches, fountains, statues and quaint squares.
There is time here to explore the delightful Old Town, with its quaint cobbled streets and Gothic church.
Colorful buildings, quaint plazas and old churches echo the town's colonial past.
Renting a car and driving around the quaint and rustic mountain villages is also a rewarding cultural experience, as you'll encounter many old churches and friendly locals.
The Cerro Mar Atlantico apartments are set in Albufeira's old town village with its quaint fisherman's cottages, narrow cobbled streets, and churches.
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