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Andriyivskyy Descent (Ukraine)
Andriyivskyy Descent, the most picturesque street, connecting the Kiev's Upper Town and the historically commercial Podil neighborhood, is often called the "Montmartre of Kiev"
Embankment Highway runs along the Dnieper's shore in the Pechersk district of Kiev; Navodnitsky Park and Dnieper Descent, the Metro Bridge and the Park Bridge adjoin to it
To be in Kiev and not to take a stroll along Khreshchatyk is the same as not to visit the Westminster Abbey while in London or the Eiffel Tower while in Paris
Ludwig I has laid Ludwigstrasse street as the symbol of the Bavarian Kingdom. Tour to Munich will not be complete without visiting it
Walking along Maximilianstrasse, tourists enjoy architecture and fascinating shopping. The amount of German tax - 16% - is returned to tourists
The Arbat is the most famous of Moscow streets, immortalised in poems, prose, songs and films, a symbol of old Moscow; at present time it is a pedestrian zone with brisk street trade
Strastnoy Boulevard is the widest (more than 80 metres wide) boulevard of the famous Boulevard Ring, which was announced a monument of landscape architecture in 1978
Immensely picturesque and romantic Tverskoy Boulevard, glorified by Russian classical authors, is one of the most prestigious and popular places in the capital
Boulevard de Clichy is famous for its bustling nightlife, numerous strip bars, cabarets, sex shops and the Museum of Erotica, very popular among tourists
The Avenue des Champs-Elysees (France)
The Avenue des Champs-Elysees is the most beautiful avenue in the world! It is famous for bourgeois style, lots of luxury boutiques, cinemas and cafés. Here is the most most expensive real estate in Europe
Except numerous theatres, which made Broadway a synonim of American dramatic art, here are situated a lot of office buildings, museums and art galeries, cafes and restaurants
Broadway is one of the oldest streets in the city, once titled as the main trade and theater street of America; the most popular tourist destination of Los-Angeles
One will never get a full impression of the New York City, without visiting the Fifth Avenue - a commercial street of the city
Hollywood Boulevard (United States)
Are you fond of news and gossips on movie celebs? Do you want to get closer to stars? Then go to Hollywood and have a walk along the Hollywood Boulevard
Michigan Avenue (United States)
Michigan Avenue is famous for skyscrapers, the world’s most expensive shops, and Art Institute of Chicago
Wall Street is on Manhattan. It is the world’s financial center. The main attraction is the New York Stock Exchange
Wilshire Boulevard (United States)
Wilshire Boulevard ia one of the main Los-Angeles' streets, noted for its sky-scrapers, fashionable hotels, restaurants, boutiques, night clubs, theatres and museums
Want to see the city from Puerta del Sol to its outskirts? Than just go down Calle de Alcalá – the longest street in Madrid (about 6.2 miles long)
Calle Mayor (”The Main Street”) is the centre of Madrid’s social and commercial life. It starts at Puerta del Sol and finishes at Cuesta de la Vega
The Paseo del Prado is full of landmarks: Golden Triangle of Art, Madrid's stock exchange Bolsa de Madrid and the National congress building.
Getreidegasse is the main street, shop’s, restaurant’s and souvenir’s paradise of the city, with courtyards of houses open for observation - a favorite walking place for both tourists and locals
McGill College Avenue (Canada)
McGill College Avenue is an excellent place for walking in the centre of Montreal. There are a lot of inexpensive cafes and urban sculpture exhibition
Robson Street - the main shopping street of Vancouver, is always filled with people. There are over a hundred shops, large department stores, world-famous brands, restaurants
