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Enguidanos, Spain - September 2, 2018: One of the streets of the town of Enguidanos.

Narrow streets and beautiful whitewashed facades in Altea village, Alicante, Spain

Ain village in Castellon whitewashed facades at Valencian community spain

Picturesque decorated stone street with spanish flag in Calpe. Spain

Klancic narrow stone street in town of Vrbnik, one of narrowest streets in the world, Island of Krk, Croatia

Ordinary street of El Toboso. Castilla-La Mancha, Spain

Town street in Lorcha (Alicante) Sapin, in a sunny afternoon.

Algiers, Algeria: Devil's street - tunneling stairs - Kasbah of Algiers - UNESCO World Heritage Site - photo by M.Torres

Narrow roads of old town Chinchón in Spain

Ancient stone buildings lining a narrow cobblestone alley with arched passageways in a greek village

Antique stone street with old stone facades. Old pavement road

Typical streets of Chinchon, Madrid. Spain

detail of an old and narrow street street with its deteriorated houses in a small town

Town with dwellings houses-caves built into rock. Alcala del Jucar. Province of Albacete, Spain

Sitges street with typical roman pavement in the grond, really slippery pavement, take care if you visit this village a rainy day.

Narrow street in the historic centre of Lanjarón, a village with traditional architecture located in the heart of the Sierra Nevada National Park

Historic center of Palenzuela, Palencia, Castile and León, Spain

The street view of town close to Old Bridge (Puente Viejo) in Ronda, Malaga, Andalusia, Spain.

Overhead view of stone walkway in Ljubljana old town.

The Arab Castle of Olvera can be glimpsed between the houses of the old town of this characteristic Andalusian town set atop a spur in the mountains of Cadiz

Chefchaouen, small town in northwest Morocco famous by its blue buildings

$A narrow street with residential buildings in the medieval village of Pyrgi (or Pirgi or in Greek: Πυργί) on the Greek Island of Chios in the Aegean Sea. The image was captured on grainy (ISO 400) black and white analogue film by a 35 mm old-fashioned film camera. Pyrgi is part of a group of villages on Chios called the mastic villages (including Mesta, Olympia, Armolia, Vessa, and other villages) because they produced and traded mastic gum from mastic trees. These villages have been added in the List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity of UNESCO. The Pyrgi village stands out from the other mastic villages because its houses are decorated with motifs in different traditional shapes. The decorative motifs in the facade of the houses are called \$

Medieval street in Xodos village, Comunidad Valenciana, Spain.

The street view of town close to New Bridge (Puente Nuevo) in Ronda, Malaga, Andalusia, Spain.

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