Sentence examples for tour stroll from inspiring English sources

To finish your tour, stroll to Alfama, the city's oldest and best-preserved neighborhood, which still bears traces of its Arab past.

After a tour, stroll through the adjacent Albert Park or refuel with a Snickers cookie (3.50 New Zealand dollars, or $3 at 1.18 New Zealand dollars to the U.S. dollar) at the new Moustache Milk & Cookie Bar, two blocks from the gallery (12 Wellesley Street West; moustache.co.nz).

Pushing on towards the French coast, we skirt Corsica in favour of a two-day Tuscan tour – strolling the Renaissance-rich Duomo and the surprisingly affordable markets of Florence, the splendid, cool Carrera marble churches of Lucca's walled city, and a scenic excursion through rolling, umbrella-pine-speckled countryside to a wine tasting of excellent Sangiovese grapes.

6 p.m. Tour the World Stroll Epcot's World Showcase.

And there are no forms to fill out for borrowing a bicycle, so guests who sleep through the morning stroll tour the 540-acre property on a whim, pedaling past neat lines of planted pines and eucalyptus inhabited by a startling variety of brightly colored birds.

Heidelberg Check out the Heidelberg Palace and get a personal tour or just stroll around outside and enjoy the view.

For example, you can tour the St . Vitus Cathedral stroll across the Charles Bridge, and people-watch in Old Town Square without depleting your travel budget.

You could go to Marrakech to tour history museums, stroll through gardens and eat tagine, but no matter how much you endeavor to simply soak up the environment, the Red City will eventually goad you towards the markets.

As the tour group members strolled down Bedford-Stuyvesant's avenues and side streets, they at times seemed out of place.

A group of Egyptian schoolchildren had the Luxor museum largely to themselves, troubled only by a group of tour guides who strolled through — mostly, one of the guides said, because they had nothing better to do.

With almost an hour to pass before the tour began, we strolled through Kelly Ingram Park, the scene of so much of the civil rights battles -- the water cannons, the vicious dogs -- that took place in Birmingham.