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R. Augusta, Lisboa, Portugal   Probably the busiest street in Lisbon, perhaps a little too busy for some. It's lined with plenty of clothing shops and restaurants. 2026-09-17 THU The busiest street in Lisboa.  Before heading down south along R. Augusta,  We stopped by Praça Dom Pedro IV, easily recognized by its tower. South fountain of Rossio. In the northeastern corner, you can find a group of people hanging out on the street. That's ginjinha sippers took out from the famous A Ginjinha.  Praça da Figueira. There are lots of clothes shops, including H&M where I've found a perfume named Seoul.  Santa Justa Lift was temoporarily closed.  Restaurants on the street.  Rua Augusta Arch. Lisbon (2026)

Đ. Nguyễn Văn Bình, Bến Nghé, Quận 1, Hồ Chí Minh, Vietnam   beautiful street with interesting book stores and shops. 2025-01-03 FRI On the way to Notre Dame Cathedral of Saigon, we went through this beautiful street with interesting book stores and shops. Of course she's got some souvenirs here. back to Ho Chi Minh (2025.1)

Naples, Metropolitan City of Naples, Italy   Maybe too touristic, but worth to visit due to the different vibe from other parts of Napoli. 2024-09-17 TUE La Rambla of Napoli. I have no idea but she recognized the brand, and that's when she realized this is the street she's been looking for. I've never heard of the name, Bershka, but I had to wander around for like 30 minutes while she was in there. Any time soon? Spying on her. Finally, we continued to walk to the  Galleria Umberto I . Teatro di San Carlo on the other side of the mall. I don't know what's happening inside the theater, but it was probably the longest queue I've ever seen. back to Napoli (2024.9)

80138 Naples, Metropolitan City of Naples, Italy touristic street full of small shops selling interesting items  2024-09-17 TUE My favorite photo from this travel. This famous street full of small shops selling interesting items, starts from excatly where we stayed, so we just could passy by several times. Only if I had a bigger bag. "Napolitans love Diego Maradona because he brought pride, success, and hope to their city at a time when they needed it the most. His impact on Napoli went beyond football—he became a symbol of resistance, identity, and defiance against the North-South divide in Italy." from ChatGPT I forgot why I took this. Probably dance venue. Beautiful sunshower back to Napoli (2024.9)

Naples, Metropolitan City of Naples, Italy A shopping street with clothing in a variety of price ranges. 2024-09-17 TUE Shopping time for her. After brunch at  Bowl Napoli , we walked east to the Duomo station, along Corso Umberto I, the famous shopping street, obviously including some clothes hunting. Granita break. only 1 EUR. One of the Italian words thet you don't want to show to your wife. back to Napoli (2024.9)

95100 Catania, Metropolitan city of Catania, Italy Somewhat unique street where you can find historical buildings  2024-09-15 SUN From  Villa Bellini  heading south along Via Crociferi. Villa Cerami Church of St. Camillus Via Antonino di Sangiuliano  to east where it ends near the coast. Church of Saint Nicholas the Arena  is seen to west. Church of Saint Francis Borgia back to Catania (2024.9)