Sentence examples for picturesque streets from inspiring English sources

The town has some picturesque streets and many Gothic and Renaissance buildings.

Both picturesque streets have a number of well-manicured old homes that span four centuries.

The announcer pretends to take viewers on a tour of Italy, pointing out picturesque streets, churches and restaurants.

There is no sign of such risks on the tidy, picturesque streets of Zurich, which regularly tops lists of the most livable cities in the world.

Though better known as a financial centre, it has a thriving cultural scene and its picturesque streets are never overrun by tourists.

Yet just next to this bustling thoroughfare is Arbat Prospekt (also called Old Arbat), one of the most picturesque streets of Moscow and now closed to vehicular traffic.

Stay on a picturesque street in the centro storico - the old centre - and everything is on your doorstep.

Lamb House, a Georgian brick residence at the end of a picturesque street in Rye, England, is worth a trip for a different reason.

One particularly picturesque street, Grove Street, became such a popular backdrop site for films and commercials in the 1990s and early 2000s that the borough instituted a $5,000 permit fee for commercial filming in town.

The next morning, they were able to witness a little picturesque street fighting around the Palais-Royal, and Flaubert and Du Camp (they had lost Louis in the melee) were among the first new "citizens" to tour the liberated Tuileries.

For $150,000 to $300,000, buyers could find a three- to four-bedroom home, perhaps an old farmhouse in the rural outskirts or an attached Victorian town house on a picturesque street in Lambertville, Stockton or Frenchtown.