Sentence examples for waterfront attraction from inspiring English sources

The luxurious Four Seasons Nevis, lavishly redone and reopened last year after being closed by Hurricane Lenny, has a new waterfront attraction, a two-person, battery-operated catamaranlike craft for cruising along the scenic coastline.

The opening of Mitchell Park, a waterfront attraction with a glass-enclosed antique carousel, open-air performance space and wooden promenade, is a symbol of all that's new here.

The waterfront attraction's name, ECHO at the Leahy Center for Lake Champlain, refers to its mission of educating the public about the ecology, culture, history and opportunities for stewardship in the Lake Champlain Basin, an area of 8,200 square miles in New York, Vermont and Quebec inhabited by some 600,000 people.

The Kemah Boardwalk is a waterfront attraction featuring a variety of rides, restaurants, shops, and other entertainment venues.

Waterfront attractions are across a broad and busy street, but a crossing is nearby.

It's also an easy walk to other waterfront attractions and there are great running and biking trails nearby.

Camden's waterfront attractions drew 2.6 million tourists last year alone, and four million more people visited other popular sites throughout the city.

As you point out in "Camden Still Finds Itself Treading Water" (April 30), redevelopment focused on waterfront attractions has been slower than anyone hoped.

The French seaside town of Deauville is the picture of untroubled prosperity: its main streets are lined with luxurious designer boutiques, its beaches are shouldered by villas resembling shrunken chateaus, and the majestic scale of its waterfront attractions is reminiscent of Paris's royal showplaces.

The upper-middle-range Horton Grand Hotel is a charming destination property, with a prime location in San Diego's Gaslamp Quarter that's a short walk to the convention center and other waterfront attractions.

Cable cars carry riders up steep inclines to the summit of Nob Hill, once the home of the city's business tycoons, and down to the waterfront tourist attractions of Fisherman's Wharf, and Pier 39, where many restaurants feature Dungeness crab from a still-active fishing industry.