MARYLAND: For a romantic evening, stroll along the waterfront in Baltimore.
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Instead, she wanted to stroll along the Hudson through the wildflowers.
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The audio provides narration for the stroll, along with additional tips.
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Before I left Miami, Peter Garcia and I had taken a stroll along
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Friends stroll along the city sidewalks, laughing, while strangers politely greet each other.
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During their European getaway the couple was spotted taking a stroll along a promenade.
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On some evenings, people stroll along the boulevard by Dal lake, framed by the Himalayas.
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Stroll along the Promenade des Anglais in Nice — or ride on skates, scooters or bikes.
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While in the area, go for a stroll along the newly opened Noyo Headlands Coastal Trail.
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Stroll along a floral-lined path to this effortlessly elegant, rustic-inspired venue in Virginia's wine country.
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Nonetheless, it's worth penciling in some time for a stroll along Greenpoint Avenue and Kent and West streets.
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Pier 39 is a part of Fisherman's Wharf, where visitors dine on seafood and stroll along the waterfront.
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If you're tall enough, you can grab the board by the truck and stroll along with it one handed.
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They plod over fields, stroll along train tracks, and, at one point, wade knee-deep through a raging river.
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If the cozy space is packed, take your order to go for a stroll along the nearby Akerselva river.
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Cocktails at an unknown rooftop bar, perhaps; or a stroll along a secluded pathway lined with sweet little stores.
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Taking our last wistful stroll along the Rue des Peres, Pierre's tiny-dog prance seemed all the more confident.
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Then stroll along the new waterfront promenade, Havnepromenaden, which loops past the angular opera house and its sloping white roofs.
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It is hard to avoid when you stroll along Fifth Avenue, or venture past the skating rink or carousel in Central Park.
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Those are all included in Big Onion's walking tour of the area, as is (weather permitting) a stroll along the High Line.
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YONKERS — This city's mayor, Mike Spano, likes to stroll along the Hudson River waterfront and marvel at the changes since the 1980s.
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A brother and sister duo, Rinor and Kaltrina Saiti, took a leisurely stroll along the walkway and appeared mesmerized by their surroundings.
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He has a routine: he wakes early and goes for a four-hour stroll along the streets of Hamamatsu with a volunteer.
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The room has a peat-burning black box stove that warms fingers and toes after a soppy stroll along the coastal cliffs.
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In the evening, workers and their families stroll along the road, browsing the shops in bamboo shacks that sell products and drilling supplies.
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We also walked miles, including a day spent exploring SF's historic Haight-Ashbury neighborhood and a stroll along the Willamette River in Portland.
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You can wake up in a romantic Old World city and have your coffee while you stroll along the Thames or the Tiber.
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Justin Bieber took a stroll along the beach in Barbados on Wednesday while on vacation with his father and 7-year-old brother Jaxon.
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He asked residents and religious leaders to adopt ten blocks, form into groups, and stroll along the route weekly while praying with their neighbors.
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She was recently persuaded to take a stroll along the waterfront walkway, which is open to the public though largely hidden from the street.
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Disney's BoardWalk allows adults to stroll along the water to Epcot and simply walk in, one of the most sane ways to get there.
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Along the coast is Ocean Front Walk in Venice, California, where tourists stroll along the beach and take in the strange vendors and street performers.
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Grab a few to go and stroll along the large pond that dominates nearby Kosciuszko Park, just one piece of Milwaukee's excellent public park system.
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In November 1918, Thorp noted that she was once again, after four years of exclusion, permitted to stroll along the paths of an urban park.
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George and Amal Clooney took advantage of a rare warm (and rainless) afternoon near their mansion in Sonning, England, for a romantic stroll along the riverbank.
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As we stroll along the water, Li begins to question whether Mobvoi has really been able to imprint that Google DNA into the team he's building.
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Visitors can discover these shops selling goods from the United Kingdom and Irish brands as they stroll along the wide lanes and often charming side streets.
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Mice, even elderly ones, generally like to run but, if allowed to set their own pace, will usually stroll along at a moderate, jogging-style speed.
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Fresh from her big win, the American Horror Story: Hotel star took a sweet stroll along the beach in Malibu, California, with fiancé Taylor Kinney on Monday.
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Londoners would come here to take an afternoon stroll along the tunnel's 1,300-foot length, and it was known famously as the eighth wonder of the world.
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They spent the holidays there and were spotted shortly after taking a stroll along the quaint English town, which sits on the bank of the River Thames.
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When you're done experiencing the Cave of the Winds, you can take a stroll along the path inside the park to get a view of Horseshoe Falls.
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" Looser restrictions on movement meant increased traffic on some streets and residents venturing out to stroll along Dal Lake, "a popular tourist destination ringed by Himalayan mountains.
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Czech couples stroll along camel-colored crushed-granite paths, carrying flattened porcelain spa cups whose handles also serve as straws and which they fill at public fountains.
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They stroll along, smiling, my husband often glancing down at this mini-person; the mini-person, continuously gazing up at my doting husband, in attachment, wonder, and love.
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Still, once he parked and waited around for Mr. Estanguet, he said, he was free to stroll along the beachfront sidewalk or browse the internet on his phone.
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Passengers can dine in celebrity chef Curtis Stone's restaurant, play on a full-size basketball court, and stroll along a 60-foot glass walkway 128 feet above the ocean.
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Around sunset, I decided to go for a stroll along the beach and saw one of the resident dogs eating something that had washed up ashore—a dead dolphin.
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As well as taking some time to explore the Palais, I'd also recommend a stroll along La Croisette — the main promenade that runs from the Palais along the beachfront.
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For sports fans, a pleasant stroll along the canal, past the Indiana State Museum, leads to the N.C.A.A. Hall of Champions, which showcases talent in all 24 N.C.A.A. sports.
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We took a leisurely stroll along the park, where Shiho handed us a sketchbook and a pack of colored pencils, imploring us to seek out inspirations for our creation.
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When we sip from a water fountain or stroll along an unspoiled beach, it's easy to overlook the complex history of how that water reached our lips or feet.
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If you're going for a run or walk around the city like Ms. Glusac suggested, or just want to stroll along Montgomery's riverfront, you'll be glad you brought them.
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Cleanse your palate with a basil amaro from nearby Capri (6 euros), and stroll along the seaside to appreciate the ancient block of Castel dell'Ovo illuminated on the water.
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"For some reason, it was way more enjoyable to stroll along the store looking for rental possibilities than it is to browse movies on Netflix/Amazon," a Reddit user commented.
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I found a hidden spot on the Île de la Cité where I would pass hours on weekend mornings reading and watching people stroll along the banks of the Seine.
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In between, you can stroll along the sidewalks past plenty of other saloons, a day spa or two, a wine-tasting room or two, and any number of souvenir shops.
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"Before long, we will all begin to find out the extent to which Brexit is a gentle stroll along a smooth path to a land of cake and consumption," he said.
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But you can see what is arguably the single best embodiment of the phenomenon for yourself at regular intervals as you stroll along — or even stand still on — downtown's Main Street.
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But what of the procession, during which their guests were to shimmy and stroll along Brooklyn's streets to the music of Moses Patrou, performing that day along with the Sugartone Brass Band.
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In "Broadway," his meticulously researched book, Fran Leadon, an architect steeped in New York's heritage, takes us on an invigorating historical stroll along the 220 miles that are the thoroughfare's Manhattan portion.
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The Brandenburg Gate and Tiergarten park are at your doorstep, while Museum Island (home to the famous Pergamon Museum) is a pleasant 20-minute stroll along the tree-lined Under den Linden.
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They can play on the village's tennis and paddle-tennis courts or stroll along the Bronx River in the Bronx River Parkway Reservation, a county-owned linear park that runs through Bronxville.
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With his wife, Melania Trump, at his side, he stepped out of their limousine and took a brief stroll along Pennsylvania Avenue on Friday to wave at crowds during the inaugural parade.
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I neglected to slurp oysters at Le Procope, eat ice cream at Berthillon, or stroll along the banks of the Seine — though I crossed the oxbowed river several times along un-famous bridges.
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Zoo staffers had been working with authorities to try to locate the peacocks after they took a stroll along part of Interstate 76 about a mile (1.6 kilometers) from the zoo on Wednesday night.
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Lourd, 24, couldn't seem to keep her hands off her 25-year-old boyfriend as they swam through the ocean waves and took a stroll along the beach in St. Maarten, Dutch West Indies.
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As seen in the photo, the royal and his 35-year-old girlfriend stayed close to one another, bundled up in beanies and coats as they took a stroll along Piccadilly and Shaftesbury Avenue.
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When the working day is done, the twentysomethings of Shanghai tend to celebrate with a meal out with friends, a stroll along the famed Bund waterfront park — or even a late night karaoke session.
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In doing our research and reporting for this book, we came to see that life's journey for affluent, well-educated American families is like a stroll along a wide, smooth path, forgiving of missteps.
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It was a spring so euphoric that it felt as though Carmen Miranda had gone for a stroll along the sea floor and emerged with sponges, sea lilies and anemones clinging to her petticoats.
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I pull on my sneakers, and we all go for an hour and half stroll along the boardwalk at the beach, followed by a swim in the spa of the resort we're staying at.
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Alpine residents and folks from nearby Geneva flock here in summer to stroll along its enormous, blue, glacier-formed lake surrounded by mountains, or across stone bridges traversing its three canals and central Thiou River.
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Stroll along the peaceful paths, over bridges crossing small streams, past bamboo groves and ponds filled with waterlilies and lotus flowers, then rest with a matcha soft serve at a cafe beside the central pond.
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But if you're in Boston and considering a nice stroll along the Charles River this weekend with a busted copper bell in tow, it might be best to hold off until after the big game.
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InterContinental San Diego is for the type of traveler who appreciates being able to walk out the front door and take a scenic stroll along the bay, and stay at a well-known, refined hotel brand.
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Having hung in there with Amy through eight episodes of trials and wacky tribulations, there's something quietly satisfying about watching her drunkenly stroll along the conveyer belt at the checkout line like she owns the place.
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Trump supporter Ray Kirby, 48, a chef taking a stroll along quiet residential Ann Street, says he was shocked to receive a totally split response when he recently sent a Facebook post supportive of the president.
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Sean Penn's model daughter was seen taking a stroll along the waves in Oahu -- where her pops is a part-time resident -- and even with earbuds in and shades on ... she was smokin' in the water.
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The next year, the company behind Koi Pond released Distant Shore, a game in which you stroll along an endless beach, collecting seashells, writing messages to put in bottles, then chucking the bottles into the surf.
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A stroll along the bayside offers vistas of the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island and the Jersey skyline, and a view uptown of the seemingly unending escarpment of skyscrapers implanted on formerly Dutch colonial farmland.
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In 2019 it hopes to attract about 2 million visitors to watch concerts at its well preserved 2nd century Roman theater or stroll along its cobbled streets with its warren of renovated colorful 19-th century houses.
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Tour the island's enormous old mansions, stroll along the Strand (a stretch of art shops, boutiques, bars and restaurants) or take your kids to the pyramids of Moody Gardens, which hold an aquarium and a rain forest.
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While riding on the bus, I noticed that the new sidewalks installed by the Parks Department along the bayou were fully accessible, and I mused about taking my wheelchair for a stroll along the water's edge after work.
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However, if Hayes prefers to focus on the future he and Fletcher could have in St. Augustine, he might take her for a stroll along one of the town's many beaches – it sits right on the Atlantic Ocean.
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Stroll along Royal Street, where you'll find at galleries, souvenir shops and boutiques, including Fleur de Paris (523 Royal St.), a colorful custom millinery and couture shop that boasts of being the largest millinery shop in the country.
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But for classic glamour, splurge at the five-star San Ysidro Ranch, where you can stay in a private bungalow and stroll along the lavender-studded foot paths once trod upon by the newlyweds John and Jackie Kennedy.
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As hundreds of thousands of tourists arrive every year to stroll along the Walkway Over the Hudson, a 10-year-old linear park offering sweeping views of the river and Hudson Valley, developers are also arriving, fueling a miniboom.
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There is also the option to comfortably stroll along the volcano's summit to nearby cliffs that overlook two notable islets — Motu Iti and Motu Nui — that shoot up from the deep sea less than one mile from the shore.
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Visitors to the city stroll along boulevards lined with stately colonial buildings, the legacy of 19th-century European traders who once frequented the port of Xiamen — then known as Amoy — looking to exchange sugar and opium for Chinese tea and porcelain.
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This week, during the International Contemporary Art Fair, the Avenue Winston Churchill will be shut to ordinary traffic, and these two monuments to the Belle Époque will be joined again, giving visitors a chance to stroll along what was once an elegant esplanade.
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Every year, tens of millions of people visit the city, and virtually all of them will, at some point, take a stroll along Las Ramblas, promenading amid the kiosks, the flower sellers and the sidewalk cafes, enjoying the scent of coffee, lilies and roses.
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Robert Moses, considered the main force of New York urbanization in the 20th century, designed the city with highways alongside the river, so unlike cities where you can stroll along the waterways, much of the water that makes New York an island is inaccessible to residents.
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Still, we thought he'd come to stay and go to the beach nearby and body surf and stroll along the esplanade, smoking, gazing out at the swans and the geese he loved to feed back when he was a little boy and would come to visit.
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After the ceremony, so her story goes, she and a fellow bridesmaid, the better for a glass or two of champagne, played truant from the reception and, still in their finery, took an evening stroll along the crowded promenade, where my father was also strolling with intent.
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"When you've got two kids, then it's one for one and so you're not able to just hold hands and stroll along, I mean you gotta chase after those kids," she said as husband Ben — they share sons Spurgeon, 1, and Henry, 5 months — wrapped his arm around her.
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Read more: "A Child Ghost, an Escape and a Watery Haunting on Curaçao" a fairy tale written exclusively for T. Today, travelers stroll along Willemstad's Handelskade Street, lined with sherbet-colored homes that resemble Amsterdam rowhouses, and stay in former Dutch colonial buildings now reimagined as luxurious beach resorts.
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Feed the eyes, if not the wallet, with a shopping stroll along the Rue Notre Dame where the fashionistas head to Lily Blake or Zazie Rousseau for women's ready-to-wear; Shoes Art for designer footwear and sumptuous scarves; and Coutume for an updated take on a hardware store.
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Stroll along the towpaths, overgrown with sycamore, ash and willow, then stop at Word on the Water, a bookshop on a canal boat, where you can warm your hands over the wood stove and commune with Star, an elderly beagle-collie who's spent her whole long life on boats.
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Working-class families dressed in the yellow and green of Brazil's flag stroll along Copacabana's beachfront promenade at midnight; fervid spectators have been filling stadiums with deafening cheers; and even some shrill critics who warned of chaos and bemoaned the cost overruns have changed their tune, at least for the moment.
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It's the biggest concentration of glitz and glam in a country where jeans count as formal wear, and while it doesn't hold much appeal for the frugal traveler, it's worth stopping for a stroll along the beach and a quick selfie with Los Dedos, the "hand in the sand," an enormous sculpture of fingers emerging from the beach.
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Genoa remains cut into two large sections: the east, with the historic center where businesses are on their traditional August break and drowsy tourists stroll along narrow medieval streets; and the west, with police officers blocking access to the area around the stricken bridge and residents worrying about the heavy traffic that is expected to hit local roads once the city and its port return to work in the coming weeks.
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"From the medieval Glasgow Cathedral to the Neo-Gothic University of Glasgow — rumored to be the inspiration for Harry Potter&aposs Hogwarts — to the Art Nouveau wonders of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Glasgow's wealthy past has left a legacy of the finest Victorian architecture in the UK but you only have to take short stroll along the ever-changing riverside to see innovative, cutting-edge designs," says Murray Thompson, the general manager of the city&aposs five-star Blythswood Square Hotel .
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