Sentence examples for captivating towns from inspiring English sources

Matera -Both a World Heritage Site and backdrop for several Hollywood movies, Matera is one of the most captivating towns in Basilicata.

Bundi Bundi is a captivating town, with narrow lanes of Brahmin-blue houses, assorted temples and a picturesque palace.

It remains one of the most historically authentic and captivating ski towns in the state.

A skip to the left is a captivating little town called Motovun, perched on a 277m-high hill in the Mirna River Valley, about 25km northeast of Poreč.

Warmly received in Liverpool by the Rathbone family, he was directed first to Edinburgh where his long brown hair and frontier manners captivated the town quite as comprehensively as that other rustic genius, Robert Burns, two generations earlier.

His deep voice instantly captivated the town.

Before Mr. Ordó~nez died in 1999, he told our friend, if you come to Ronda with a woman, and if after three days the woman is more captivating than the town, then she is the woman for your life.

When I think about it, there are so many iconic hiking trails, quaint towns and captivating museums just out of my door in Boston that I've never taken the time to explore.

Yet even with dead spots, this "Wonderful Town" captivates in ways achieved by no other new production this fall.

And surely there is a place for the enchanting Italian towns that have captivated sun-starved northerners since Keats and Shelley.

After a few days in that beautiful mountain town with its captivating natural vistas, I encountered another, scary face of the city.