"riverside area" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to the land area near a river. For example, "The riverside area is known for its scenic views."
She also loves the riverside area, "where you can jog, ride a bike or simply walk".
We meet her friend Marianna Tognini in Mag Cafè, a popular bar in Navigli, the riverside area that has become a byword for hipsters.
The new arrivals have revitalised the downtown district, where bars, restaurants and galleries have opened, and the riverside area is being developed.
Independent assessment of the site confirms that significant development and modernisation of elements of the complex will be necessary to make the most of the buildings and riverside area for the future.
Today, tourists and curious residents crowded the riverside area around the opera house and the cathedral as well as the Augustus Bridge that crosses the Elbe to watch the muddy swollen waters rushing by.
It certainly wasn't Motown, which was black music for white people.' The baseball stadium is a shiny new addition to a riverside area that is about to be regenerated.
Bette Midler donated quite a bit of money to renovate a bunch of public riverside areas".
Knight Frank focuses on prime property in some of the most desirable riverside areas of the capital such as Vauxhall, Chelsea and Tower Bridge.
This was a lesson some communities heeded after 1937; Louisville and other towns, for example, bought out flood victims and turned riverside areas into parks, while utilities moved power plants beyond the water's reach.
Friday's morning high tide passed without a major breach, but the waters briefly touched riverside areas closer to the city's central business districts of Silom and Sathorn.
But farther north in riverside areas like Atafiya and Kadhimiya, and to the west in neighborhoods like Al Mansur, pockets appeared in control of paramilitary fighters still loyal to Mr. Hussein and the Baath Party militia, who could be seen lurking down side streets, in the entrances of buildings and in bunkers beside main intersections.
