Examples of using Cobbled in English and their translations into Hebrew
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busy markets, cobbled alleys and diverse faiths.
rode out along the cobbled path into the centre of the parade ground.
it did in the Edo era, with canals and cobbled streets that run between earthen tile-topped walls.
The atmosphere in the village is fun and welcoming and the charm of the old cobbled streets really adds a beautiful touch to the adventure.
huge moss-draped trees, and cobbled streets along the waterfront.
the narrow cobbled streets form an amazing labyrinth to explore at whim.
13th century cobbled streets.
proceed to walk along the winding cobbled streets, among authentic houses 500 years old and older.
Old buildings harmoniously coexist with multi-storey business centers, cobbled narrow streets with modern squares.
paint,” muses Katarzyna Śmigielska, leading me along Wrocław's cobbled streets.
Beethoven still float down cobbled lanes while classical concerts continue to draw crowds.
Cobbled with historic charm and glazed with cosmopolitan modernity,
Most picturesque of all is Andriyivsky Uzviz(Andrew's Descent), a cobbled hill packed with traders and tiny museums.
Cobbled streets were hidden from the eyes of cozy cafes
So, I am looking for a cobbled horse track in a square that isn't square and if I lose.
The compact city centre hosts cobbled streets and umpteen chocolatiers, interspersed with bars selling another Belgian speciality: delicious wheat beer.
No cars, cobbled lanes, a harbor area,
Shine On, and it felt cobbled together to me.
Set around a cobbled square furnished with a restaurant,
Wonder through the narrow alleys, cobbled streets and spot the 18th century fisherman homes,
