Sentence examples for medieval district from inspiring English sources

You're going to the medieval district?

Its medieval district feels more medieval and its modern parts more modern than similar zones elsewhere.

The town was very charming, though, with a beautiful cathedral and an extensive medieval district that you'd never know was freshly built.

The other top seller was a modern painting, Kandinsky's 1909 "Study for Improvisation 8," a brightly colored depiction of kneeling pilgrims and a man wielding a sword before the cityscape of old Kiev, the medieval district of the Ukrainian capital.

On a recent spring evening, after a delicious Sardinian feast of spaghetti with wild asparagus and grated bottarga (salted fish eggs) at a rustic restaurant named Dr. Ampex, my husband and I decided to follow Lawrence's footsteps and explore Cagliari's medieval district of Castello.

Gion is the medieval district, packed with tea houses where geishas (skilled entertainers who serve tea and entertain male guests) and their trainees (maiko) ply their trade.

The tortuous alleys of Lisbon's medieval districts remind Lobo Antunes of aneurisms or distended arteries, and the Manueline decoration of its monuments — a style dating from the reign of King Manuel I, featuring replicas of ropes, anchors, seaweed, and tropical plants as mementos of his explorers — afflict columns with varicose veins.

The tortuous alleys of Lisbon's medieval districts remind Lobo Antunes of aneurisms or distended arteries, and the Manueline decoration of its monuments a style dating from the reign of King Manuel I, featuring replicas of ropes, anchors, seaweed, and tropical plants as mementos of his explorers afflict columns with varicose veins.

However, their citizens' misfortune may have been the trio's aesthetic salvation: for all the Eastern Bloc's many faults, it lacked the resources to replace medieval districts with the dismal concrete of post-war North America and Western Europe.

A former medieval guild district, it is now filled with galleries, artists' studios, one-of-a-kind shops, bohemian bars and restaurants.

Each noon, people line up for lunch at 3 rue Volta, one of Paris's few surviving half-timbered houses in the medieval Marais district.