Sentences with phrase «walking on cobblestone streets»

Notes: Maximum enjoyment of «The Wonders of Mexico's Yucatan» vacation requires walking on cobblestone streets, uneven pathways, and climbing stairs.

Get lost in the small island of Venice with your partner and stumble upon something unexpected while walking on the cobblestone streets of this romantic destination in Europe.

You can spend your days walking on cobblestone streets, admiring beautiful historic homes, or even taking a riverboat ride.

Not exact matches

AUSTIN — If you walked the cobblestone streets and bustling markets of 16th and 17th century Mexico City, you would see people born all over the world: Spanish settlers on their way to mass at the cathedral built atop Aztec ruins.

You don't walk quite as much here as Rome, but the streets are still lined with cobblestones or bricks, so it can be tough on your feet.

I've taken piano lessons, walked along cobblestone streets and stood on the deck of a frigate.

Located just a short walk to the beach and about two miles from town, Villa Marbella is a luxury retreat located on a quiet cobblestone street in upper Conchas Chinas.

A member of Mexico Boutique Hotels, it sits on a tree - shaded cobblestone street a 20 - minute walk uphill from the historic center of colonial Guanajuato.

Take a scenic train ride to the wine capital of Porto and set out on a private walking tour of the World Heritage — designated historic center — a network of cobblestone streets, historic storefronts, and plazas built upon ancient Roman ruins.

Walk the cobblestone streets of Trinidad, a UNESCO World Heritage Site (and eat on fine china) In central Cuba lies Trinidad, a beautiful colonial town with cobblestone streets, neo-baroque architecture and grand colonial buildings around the Plaza Mayor.

A river cruise is a very active endeavor — there's a lot of getting on and off the boat, walking up and down hills on cobblestone streets, navigating sidewalks, stairways and footpaths, taking taxis, and running to catch the boat when you are late like me.

In Agüimes, the next beautiful town on our tour, we walk through the cobblestone streets, across small squares with cafes and discover in every corner bizarre sculptures.

If you're short on time, we encourage you to visit the forts first, then walk the cobblestone streets of Old San Juan.

Browse in boutiques filled with local pottery, shop for the region's sweet wine, and walk along historic streets lined with cobblestones on this full day tour from Malaga.