Everyone loves pedestrian streets, and these ten are world-famous.

Being in a bustling city, you must take a walk in its characteristic pedestrian street, which integrates eating, living, traveling, shopping and entertainment, and can better show the style and culture of a city. The pedestrian street with closed traffic frees up more space for outdoor catering and expands the scope of tourists' leisure and entertainment. Without transportation, there is a lot of local customs and fun, and it is also conducive to protecting historical buildings and cultural relics in the city center. Look at the following 10 famous pedestrian streets, which one is your desire.

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Staro Liye Shopping Street (Copenhagen)

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Staro Liye Shopping Street spans the center of Copenhagen, Denmark, and is known as one of the longest pedestrian shopping streets in the world. The railway station to Colorful Xingang is about 1. 1 km. Along the way, you will pass the oldest and interesting fairy tale amusement park in Copenhagen, the bronze statue of Andersen looking up at the sky, the town hall square and other famous attractions. There are ancient stone buildings on both sides of the street, and the downstairs is covered with all kinds of shops, fountains and lifelike sculptures. On a sunny day, it is most appropriate to choose an open-air cafe on the street to sit down. While drinking mellow coffee, I appreciate street performers who play, sing or juggle, witnessing the prosperity and excitement of Copenhagen.

Since 1962 Staro's Liye shopping street was closed to vehicles, it has successfully attracted a large number of tourists, and even led other cities around the world to follow suit and implement the same type of car-free pedestrian zone. Today, this one is a mixture of Hermes and ultra-high-end brands such as Prada and H&; Pedestrian streets of affordable brands such as M and Zara have become popular shopping destinations.

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Muftah Street (Paris)

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If you want to know the real old Paris, you must not miss muftah Street in the Latin quarter on the left bank. This is an old street preserved from Roman times, with a history of more than 2000 years. Mufuta Street goes downhill from north to south. The street is not wide and the area is not too big, but this cobblestone street has now become a paradise for eating goods. The traditional market, which is full of vitality and shows the atmosphere of ordinary people's daily life, sells all kinds of fresh fruits, mellow cheese, condiments, desserts and meat ... The vendors at the market stalls warmly greet the guests, and the endless stream of guests is noisy but orderly.

After visiting the "roadside stalls", you can also walk into the small and warm shops on both sides of the street, some are exquisite small restaurants, and some are various grape hotels. After buying your favorite bagged goods, you can also sit and rest in the shade at the foot of the mountain and eat delicious ice cream. Among them, Hemingway, a famous American writer, mentioned this street in his classic novel The Sun Also Rises 1926.

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Carnaby Street (London)

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Carnaby Street in London, England spans 14 streets, with more than 100 shops and more than 60 bars, restaurants and cafes. It is an active center in West End of London. This long street has a long and colorful history. This is the location of Kanabi market in the18th century and the birthplace of the "Swing London" cultural movement in the 1960s. Its influence on the fashion world continues to this day. At that time, the Rolling Stones and The Beatles were frequent visitors to this street. Since 1973 became a pedestrian street, this street has been attracting artists, musicians, designers and shoppers. A large number of independent designers and brands have opened stores in Carnaby Street, which has become a necessary punching resort for hipsters.

At the same time, the Christmas lights on Carnaby Street are also very famous. Colored lights with different themes are arranged every Christmas. For example, in 2020, in order to express the best wishes under the epidemic, the theme of "love and hope" was covered with purple light. 20 19 takes "marine protection" as the theme, and colored lights in the shape of hippos, jellyfish and sailboats are hung between the small buildings on both sides of the street. Looking up, it seems that you are in a fairy tale world.

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Buchanan Street (Glasgow)

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Buchanan Street is located in Glasgow, the largest city in Scotland, with well-preserved Victorian and Edwardian buildings. Since 1978 banned vehicles, this street has evolved into a shopping paradise in the city center, with a variety of British local brands and niche brands, and restaurants and bars with comfortable petty bourgeoisie everywhere. In addition to the rows of shops, Scotland's unique and interesting art and culture are also displayed here, and street performances are another highlight of this street. Walking on Buchanan Street, the music of street performers, from traditional Scottish shepherd bagpipes to African tambourines, will be cured by street performers on sunny days.

In addition, this bustling pedestrian street is also home to the impressive Buchanan Gallery Shopping Center and the Royal Concert Hall in Glasgow. Although the area is only a pedestrian area, tourists can easily get there by Glasgow subway.

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Little champlain Street (Quebec)

The Korean drama Ghost made Quebec City popular overnight, and a red wooden door crossed by the hero and heroine in Little champlain Street became a must-see place for drama powder. In fact, as early as before this drama, Little champlain Street has always been a romantic place for tourists from all over the world. This street is located in the historic district of the old town of Quebec City, named after Samuel de champlain, who founded Quebec City in 1608. It is also the most famous scenic spot in the old city. From the upper town on the hill to the lower town along the river, there are stone pavements and small buildings, which exude the breath of medieval Europe everywhere. There are distant stories hidden in the depths of every alley.

Although Little champlain Street is relatively short, it can be walked in about 20 minutes, but every store is exquisite, especially in the Christmas season. As night falls, the lights are on, and against the backdrop of various decorations and lights, it seems as if you have entered a fairy tale world. Except the most famous red door in the play, every colorful wooden door or glass door in the whole street has its own characteristics and charm. In summer, every family hangs green plants and flowers along the window, lining the walls of different colors, which is very beautiful. If you sit down in an open-air cafe at this time, romance will slowly penetrate into your bones. Climb the stairs of the historic Fort fairmont Hotel and overlook the whole Little champlain Street.

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Lincoln Road (Miami)

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Lincoln Road is an east-west pedestrian mall in Miami Beach, Florida. A large number of high-end shops, art galleries and various restaurants occupy both sides of the street. In addition, there are waterscapes, fountains, children's play areas and even street musicians on weekends, creating a beautiful leisure environment. Lincoln Road is located between Washington Avenue and alton Road, only a few blocks from South Beach. The streets are covered with tall palm trees and coconut trees, and the Mediterranean buildings with white tones are full of tropical customs. The gardens in Beijing are like the epitome of Lincoln Road.

After visiting Miami Beach, there is no better way to end the day than walking on Lincoln Road. When night comes, this pedestrian street will also become crowded. At sunset, enjoy cocktails and delicious food in the rooftop restaurant, watch people coming and going in the street, and enjoy a pleasant holiday feeling.

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3 rd Shopping Pedestrian Street (Los Angeles)

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The third shopping pedestrian street in Los Angeles, California spans three car-free blocks and is only a few steps away from the world-famous Santa Monica Pier. One end of the street is adjacent to Santa Monica Plaza Shopping Center, and the other end is adjacent to Wilshire Avenue. This street became a pedestrian street in 1960s, full of restaurants, more than 80 retail stores and street performers seeking fame. Of course, there are also typical California styles, such as palm tree promenades on both sides of the street and sculpture fountains in the middle of the road.

From designers' fashions to fresh agricultural products to street performers, it has become one of the most dynamic places in Los Angeles, full of excitement all day long. There are many famous American brands on the street, and there are often discounts to attract fashionistas. In addition, the seafood processing shop is also one of the characteristics of this street. You can choose fresh and fat seafood and ask for on-site processing. As this is the terminal of the subway Expo line, visitors can easily shuttle between Santa Monica and downtown Los Angeles.

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Huajie (Curitiba)

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Flower Street is located in Curitiba, the capital of Parana State in southern Brazil. It became one of the earliest main pedestrian streets in Brazil in 1972, and its name comes from the flowers carefully cared for in the whole pedestrian street. This is a charming and relatively short pedestrian street near the city center. There are shops and restaurants on both sides of the street, which integrates shopping centers and historical blocks. It is deeply loved by tourists and locals because of its rich green plants and Brazilian goods.

Huajie Street is close to the railway station. Along the street, there are many cafes, shops, street artists, musicians and painters. All the electric boxes are also painted with all kinds of street graffiti. The whole street gives people a vibrant feeling during the day and a leisurely feeling at night.

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Mao Jie (Tokyo)

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There are no cats in Cat Street, only tides. Cat Street is one of the most fashionable shopping streets in Tokyo, located between Harajuku and Shibuya, the two largest shopping areas in Tokyo. It runs through the central street of Mount Omotesando Hills from north to south. Although they are not far apart, they are completely different from mature and advanced Omotesando Hills hilly fashion. This is a leisurely pedestrian street with avant-garde shops, fashionable cafes and restaurants. The fashion here is more close to the people, so it is also considered as a paradise for young hipsters in Tokyo.

Although Cat Street is less than 1 km long, it only takes 20 minutes to walk around, but it takes more than half a day to walk around. Although these shops have their own styles, they will not make people feel abrupt. A shop is usually a building. Many Japanese magazines are also based on this, and tourists often meet some models when shopping. If you want to be a fashion shopper, then you must come to Cat Street.

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Qianmen Avenue (Beijing)

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Speaking of Qianmen Street, it is one of the commercial streets with the most flavor of old Beijing. The old street, which integrates eating, drinking and having fun, is located in front of the Arrow Tower in Zhengyangmen, Beijing, attracting famous Beijing brands such as Wu Yutai, old Beijing cloth shoes and Donglaishun to settle here. Qianmen Street has the architectural style and history of China in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, plus modern shopping and accommodation facilities, which reflects the ingenious juxtaposition of the old and the new in Beijing. The Quanjude Roast Duck Restaurant on this street, 1864, opened, and now it is a landmark building with a long history. The newly opened Muji Hotel shows the infinite literature and art in the noisy city and becomes the first choice for young artists.