Sentence examples for antique town from inspiring English sources

On my final morning in Trujillo I walked up to the castle, for a last look at the antique town below.

It is a three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath residence and has a double-size living room with Art Deco casement windows overlooking tranquil antique town houses along West 12th Street.

"Used to be a cow town," the proprietor of one explained as she made change for some vintage post cards of Old Miami Beach, "then it was a phosphate town and now it's an antique town".

Although antiques towns tend to cluster in the East, Benicia is one of the most attractive in the West.

Visitors to Ellicott City often speak of entering a time warp when they come into the town, and it is this sense of being far removed from contemporary life that seems to be a large part of the appeal of antiques towns.

Accommodation was provided by The Pig at Combe (doubles from £145 room-only, 0345 225 9494, pighotel.com Angela Blackwell, curator, Thelma Hulbert Gallery, Honiton Eat My favourite lunch spot in Honiton is the walled garden of Toast cafe. It does superb fish finger sandwiches and massive meringues. Shop Hop over the road from Toast to Fountain Antiques (the town is famed for its antique shops).

A romantic gem, March offers its patrons refined American cuisine in a cozy antique-filled town house.

The downtown boutiques, restaurants, clothing stores, and galleries called to mind shopping districts in any of a thousand gentrified antique-ish towns and small cities in America.

She stocked her shop on Main Street with antiques and more -- tablecloths, candles, soap, tea towels -- and it is now the oldest antiques shop in town.

For antiques, visit the town of Hudson, just north of Tivoli, where each shop looks like Edith Wharton's yard sale.

He took a job with Arne Schlesch, a Danish dealer who sold Scandinavian antiques from his town house on East 64th Street.