The massive Nordstrom Rack was probably the most bustling part of the mall.
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But they're also the gateway to one of the west coast's most bustling ports.
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The coronavirus pandemic has made some of the US's most bustling cities eerily quiet.
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But of all the Ivy League universities, Yale has the most bustling secret society ecosystem.
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Spring is traditionally home improvement's most bustling season, when pros are able to take on major projects that require outdoor work.
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Allison Johanson, a clinical psychologist in Centennial, Colorado, has a solution for even the most bustling environment: Pretend that nature has called.
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Kensington Palace, a royal residence since the 1600s, is easily the most bustling of the royal family&aposs many grand homes — but not every royal lives there.
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This is a problem in smaller cities and even rural areas too, where the most bustling neighborhoods are often too expensive for the people who work there.
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One of its most bustling modern spots is its 15-mile River Walk, which is lined with restaurants and shops and naturally attracts visitors to the city.
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Today, there's no time to stop and read the paper at 42nd Street-Times Square station, as it's among the most bustling subway hubs in New York City.
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In the day since the assault on one of London's most bustling areas, details about the deceased have poured in, remembering all three victims as gone far too soon.
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Madrid is normally one of Europe's most bustling cities, with people filling its public parks and squares, or meeting for drinks and tapas in its thousands of bars and cafes.
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Like many young people looking to make a career in music, she moved to Joburg, the most bustling city in the country and home to a growing creative class of young black artists.
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Take the province of Herat, perched at the western edge of the country, along the border with Iran: Here you have Herat City, the provincial capital and one of Afghanistan's safest and most bustling cities.
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CNBC took to one of Singapore's most bustling retail areas, Orchard Road, to get a pulse of this year's holiday retail trends, where shoppers were grabbing everything from shoes and homeware to makeup kits and jewellery.
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Madrid, normally one of Europe's most bustling cities with thousands of bars and cafes, resembled a ghost town on Saturday, as its 3.5 million residents started to follow the advice of the authorities to stay at home.
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South Gate Avenue, served as the most bustling commercial district of the city during the Ming and Qing Dynasties.Gaoyou was dependent on its agriculture and aquaculture sections financially. Primary agricultural products include rapeseed, rice, wheat, poultry and eggs. A variety of aquatic products contain fish, crab and shrimp.
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Map of Curitiba, with the neighborhoods and boroughs. :See also: Most districts of Curitiba were born of colonial groups, formed by families of European immigrants in the second half of the nineteenth century. The centro (downtown or central business district), where the city was founded, is the most bustling area, housing most of the financial institutions of Curitiba. Bairros (neighborhoods) of Curitiba define the city's geographical divisions.
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Sketch of early Patchogue Mather Shipyard in Port Jefferson, 1884 In the mid-19th century, several communities in Brookhaven prospered as shipbuilding ports. The most successful of these are the villages of Port Jefferson and Patchogue, which remain the township's most bustling traditional downtowns. Whaling and cordwood industries also developed in Brookhaven. Railroads reached Brookhaven in the mid-19th century, beginning in 1843 with trains reaching inland to Ronkonkoma.
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After developing within the space of little over a century from an intersection of rural thoroughfares into the most bustling traffic intersection in Europe,Weitz, Eric D. Weimar Germany, 2007, Princeton University Press, , page 43 it was totally destroyed during World War II and then left desolate during the Cold War era when the Berlin Wall bisected its former location. Since German reunification, Potsdamer Platz has been the site of major redevelopment projects.
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Among various traditional festivals in China, Lunar New Year must be the most bustling one. However, in areas of the west of Guangdong province and the south of the Five Ridges, Nian Li seems more important to local people. It is a festival full of folk cultural custom and local color. It is so busy that the road is virtually paralyzed by traffic at about 5 or 6 o’clock, the peak time---even traffic police must show up to conduct the traffic.
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Dao Khanong roughly translates as 'swaggering star'. It is named after the Khlong (canal) Dao Khanong, which runs through the area and is regarded as the right tributary of Chao Phraya River, which connects the Chao Phraya River with Khlong Bang Khun Thian in the Bang Khun Thian, Chom Thong and Rat Burana areas. Khlong Dao Khanong is regarded as one of the most bustling water transport routes in Bangkok, because it is a tourist route. There are several theories about the area's name.
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According to Rough Guides, "less adventurous" customers are able to select "delicious" sticky rice sprinkled with Chinese sausage to eat. Shia Wong Hip resells snakes to restaurants such as The Chinese Restaurant at Hyatt Regency Hong Kong, Tsim Sha Tsui and sells snakeskin to factories that produce wallets, shoes, handbags, and belts. In 2007, customers on average purchased 600bowls of snake soup daily which amounted to 1,800snakes that in total weigh . On the most bustling days in winter, the restaurant makes more than 1,000bowls of snake soup for customers.
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One of the documentary was titled Finding Hallyuwood \- featuring actor Sean Richard. Sean meets with Korean singers, actors, film directors, and producers to find out what is unique about Korean music, films and dramas, and how they successfully connect with foreign audiences. With the possible exception of India’s Bollywood, the Korean cinema industry seems to be the most bustling in the (Asian) region, saying government support proved crucial in the struggling days of Korean cinema in the 1990s. It illustrates the amazing relationship the government and the private sectors has in producing Korean films.
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In 2013 Nick Cave worked with the dancers of the Alvin Ailey Dance Company, which he was formerly a dancer in, and created HEARD•NY. This performance took place in one of the cities most bustling thoroughfares, Grand Central Terminal's Vanderbilt Hall. HEARD•NY was not however pure visual spectacle—it was a deftly layered commentary on ceremony (particularly costumed West African ritual), identity, and the place of dreams in civic life. A herd of thirty colorful life-size horses that broke into choreographed movement—or “crossings”— twice a day for just a week and was accompanied by live music.
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Tha Phra (, ) is a main road intersection in the Wat Tha Phra Subdistrict, Bangkok Yai District in Thon Buri side, Bangkok. This intersection is the junction of Ratchadaphisek, Charan Sanit Wong Roads, and it's the first junction of Phet Kasem Road (Thailand Route 4), the road to the southern Thailand and the longest road in Thailand. Around Tha Phra intersection, there's an overpass on the junction of Phet Kasem Road, and there's a tunnel between Ratchadapisek and Charan Sanit Wong Roads. It's considered one of the most bustling intersection of Thonburi side (west bank of Chao Phraya river).
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The heir of the prince therefore decided to sell it to businessman Osot Kosin in the year 1951 with a price of nearly 13 million baht to build as a new shopping and entertainment districts. The demolition was completed in 1954 and was rebuilt as three movie theaters namely Kings, Queens, Grand (not counting the Sala Chalermkrung Royal Theatre, which is also nearby). Since then the original location of the Buraphaphirom Palace became Bangkok's most bustling commercial district in the 1950s to 1960s under the name of Wang Burapha, which is known as the center of teenagers, young people of that era. The prosperity of Wang Burapha began to decline when Ratchaprasong Shopping Center and Siam Square replaced in 1965.
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