Sentence examples for to sightseeing from inspiring English sources
noun
The activity of going out looking at things; tourism.
- Sightseeing is a frequent reason to visit San Francisco.
Boswell stayed nine months in Italy, devoting himself systematically to sightseeing.
Travelers endure the snoring bunkmates, the dirty bathrooms, the cold breakfasts — then check out quickly and get down to sightseeing.
Life in New York was intriguing, but he was looking forward to sightseeing with his family soon.
A book with a dog-eared page, meanwhile, offers instant gratification and gets a traveler back to sightseeing much more quickly.
You're spoilt for choice when it comes to sightseeing, but with it being summer – and summer in Krakow being sweltering – we recommended you stay outside.
Because of its proximity to the city's zoo, the museum is able to draw a cross section of visitors, ranging from municipal school children to sightseeing villagers, thus broadening contemporary art's reach.
As the two leave the author's residence dejected, Lidewij invites them to go sightseeing to make up for their experience.
Adding that "We've not travelled all the way to Japan to go sightseeing".
She travelled widely while tending to neglect sightseeing for chances to paint: she made more than two hundred works during three months in Florence.
"People want to dock their boats to go sightseeing".
Plus, the kids were in school, which helped free up time for my wife and I to go sightseeing, shopping, exercising, or to the beach.
