Sentence examples for heritage route from inspiring English sources

But music festivals need not take the completist heritage route.

Later in the summer you can take the heritage route of the Waverley, the world's last working paddle steamer, from Glasgow and back.

Two new signs mark the Valongo Wharf as a stop on Rio's African Heritage route, as well as Unesco's International Slave Route, a project which aims to preserve the heritage related to slavery.

US 41 in the Copper Country was recognized on September 26 , 1995 as the state's first scenic heritage route (now a Pure Michigan Byway).

Mr. Harman has led the informal effort to have the state designate the old trails as historical heritage routes.

Two "heritage" routes will take busloads of tourists past the Bank of England and St Paul's Cathedral two other icons of historic London.

In an attempt to bring to life the battles and dramatic journeys that underpinned the two historical events, the Mexican government is creating six heritage routes.

Its last regular route, the 159, finally gave way to pay-as-you-enter buses in December 2005, although two short "heritage" routes still operate in central London.

However, TfL pointed out that very few of the old Routemasters work the two "heritage" routes: four an hour and between 9.30am and 6.30pm only.

campaign had deduced that the wage presently paid to conductors working on the only two remaining Routemaster routes – known as "heritage routes" - is £24,600 a year and multiplied this by 337, this being the number of bendy buses operating in London according, they say, to Ken Livingstone's own figures.

Although this is a bus with no name, it's already known as the new Routemaster after the much-loved double-decker that served the capital's streets for the best part of half a century until axed, save for two "heritage" routes, by Ken Livingstone.