Sentence examples for fascinating town from inspiring English sources

Class-motivated gripes aside, Sherborne is a fascinating town steeped in rich history.

rja123 This fascinating town is halfway between Detroit and Chicago, making it a perfect stopover on a road trip.

Sanliurfa (or Urfa) itself is a fascinating town that was once on the border of the Roman and Persian empires, and boasts a castle, great mosques, a huge bazaar and caravanserais (ancient roadside inns).

In Kunene, the Opuwo Country Hotel (264-61-374-750; www.namibialodges.com/opuwo.html; from 530 Namibian dollars a person for a double, with breakfast) is a lovely oasis in an unlovely, if fascinating, town.

It's a fascinating town which I think functions as the last outpost of the British Empire.

Fes el Bali, the Medina or old town of Fez, is the most fascinating and enchanting town of both the Arab World and the African continent.

It possesses a fascinating old town, with noteworthy architecture from the medieval, Gothic and Baroque periods.

This exploratory tour is a good introduction for the first-time visitor, covering some of the highlights of the country in a nine-day trip: the spectacular M'zab valley with the old Roman port of Tipaza, the fascinating Berber town of Tlemcen, and Algeria's second city, Oran.

Early next year I'll be documenting Danok, Thailand, a fascinating border town.

This is a fascinating part of town, with young, ardent grass-roots political activists, resident artists aplenty and clusters of storefront galleries, some old, some brand new.

While the rice fields of Sukhumvit – one of the longest roads in Bangkok and in the world – have been replaced by skyscrapers, luxury malls and entertainment plazas, Chinatown has cleaved stubbornly to its history and its identity, making it the most fascinating part of town to explore.