Sentence examples for pedestrianised in from inspiring English sources

Central Seville's main arterial roads were pedestrianised in 2007 to make way for a new tram system, the MetroCentro.

The main shopping street is Broad Street, which runs between The Oracle in the east and Broad Street Mall in the west and was pedestrianised in 1995.

In 1973, the shopping precinct in the town centre, which had grown up in the mid-19th century, was also redeveloped and pedestrianised in an attempt to increase trade.

Uniformed city workers take their place, sweeping up trash from the 1,300 sq metre pedestrianised area in the shadow of the Jakarta History Museum, formerly colonial city hall.

Cardiff Council has said the newly installed Free 'b' bus service will change to allow access to pedestrianised zones in the city centre.

The village is fully pedestrianised, and is ski-in ski-out, with shops, restaurants, spa facilities – everything we need as a family for a great ski holiday.

It's a gloriously attractive city too, with its rickety historic centre, maze of cobbled streets (including the longest pedestrianised shopping street in Europe) and ancient churches, palaces and government buildings, alongside brave and striking modern interjections such as the ferociously angled extension to the Royal Library, nicknamed the Black Diamond, and Henning Larsen's Royal Opera House.

Plans to pedestrianise streets in the centre of Oxford have been "put on the back burner" due to a lack of funds.