Sentence examples for charming heritage from inspiring English sources

The city also has a charming heritage centre, with exhibits on traditional Arabic life and small shops where metalworkers, carpenters and jewellers make and sell their wares.

You can enjoy access to the gardens of the manor, or great walking in the area, and visit the charming heritage towns close by, of which Llangollen and Chirk are just the start.

The tiny town of Fredericksburg certainly knows how to display its charming German heritage.

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But the show Monday made up for a lack of visible high tech treatments with a charming rendition of heritage Britain — part Sergeant Pepper military officer (double-breasted tailoring, plus gilded buttons), part the dashing racecourse type (in super-sized Prince of Wales checks).

The mythological story of Queen Alphise of Bactria (Anna Maria Panzarella), who must marry a descendant of Boreas, the God of the North Wind, but loves Abaris Paul Agneww), a charming man of uncertain heritage, or so it seems, is a metaphor for the role of natural elements in human life.

Along the way, stay in charming hotels and character filled heritage properties, including the Ravla Khempur, which shot to fame in the much-loved British movie, the Best Exotic Marigold Hotel.

Downtown Napa: Stay at Napa River Inn or the Westin (there's an oversized salt water hot tub and workout clothes for rent), and stroll over to tasting rooms such as the quirky Capp Heritage and the charming Trahan.

The home is in a suburb of Kotor, a charming historic city designated an international World Heritage site after an earthquake in 1979.

Due to its 50s heritage, the hotel has a charming public-school feel about it, and a well-worn air of postwar Britain.