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7th Street, Denver, Colorado

4/5Good

“Finding the hidden treasures”

The thing I love about Denver is all the things that you can find to do without even being downtown, and East 7th Street is no exception. There is no shortage of nice lunch eateries and restaurants a...Full review

Osage Street, Denver, Colorado

5/5Excellent

“Finding some peace and quiet in Denver”

Osage Street lies adjacent to one of Denvers nicest parks. This is one of the best lunch hangouts around. One could walk the dog along the numerous trails, eat at a bench, or even take jog through...Full review

Water Street, Denver, Colorado

5/5Excellent

“Along the Water's edge”

You simply have not had the full Denver experience if you haven't checked on the Downtown Denver Aquarium. If it is at all possible, try to get here. It is very picturesque sitting alongside the wat...Full review

Platte Street, Denver, Colorado

4/5Good

“Outlets and stores along Platte”

Platte Street has a number of store departments and outlets that are known to almost everyone. Bring a car, as it is hard to get here on foot, and bring some spending money too! The REI, or Recreati...Full review

21st Street, Denver, Colorado

5/5Excellent

“Baseball and Fun in Denver”

21st St is a street parallel to 19th that is absolutely great to walk. Its important to remember that parking can sometimes be a pain around here, so get out there on foot! Also, 21st runs across th...Full review

19th Street, Denver, Colorado

5/5Excellent

“Visiting Downtown Denver”

19th Street provides access to some of the most exciting hotspots in Denver. First of all, it passes by just a block from Coors Field. Seeing a baseball game is a must if you visit Denver. An old a...Full review

Wazee Street, Denver, Colorado

5/5Excellent

“Always stuff to do in Denver.”

Wazee Street starts up near the Pepsi Center, north of Cherry Creek. The Wazzee supper club is a popular hangout worth checking out. Another hopping place is at 16th and Wazee, where there a many ca...Full review

15th Street, Denver, Colorado

5/5Excellent

“Off of Colfax, downtown Denver!”

Coming right off of Colfaze avenue, 15th Street is how to many interesting downtown Denver attractions. First is the Wellington Web Building, a watergate-esque imposing structure. Next, one will pas...Full review

Bannock Street, Denver, Colorado

4/5Good

“Eastern Side of Denver”

Bannock is a fairly short road that starts on the south side off of Speer Boulevard. If you are driving along bannock, be sure to stop by at the Denver Art museum - one of the biggest tourist attract...Full review

West Colfax Avenue, Denver, Colorado

5/5Excellent

“Major Arterial in downtown Denver”

West Colfax Ave, also knwon as route 40 is a major road that cuts through most of Denver. It is most important for passing by three major points of interest in Denver. These include the downtown Den...Full review

Julia Davis Drive, Boise City, Idaho

5/5Excellent

“A quiet break from the city”

This road cuts through Julia Davis Park at the north side of the river. There is everything you can think of in this park. Tennis courts, trails to walk your dog or jog on, the Boise Art Museum. Be...Full review

Main Street, Garland, Texas

3/5Average

“City Center in Garland”

Main Street cuts through what could be described as the middle of downtown Garland. There is always pretty bad traffic here, but that's something that you really can't avoid. There are a couple hote...Full review

South Garland Avenue, Garland, Texas

3/5Average

“Major North-South Arterial in the Garland Area”

South Garland Avenue cuts through much of Garland itself and its suburbs to the south. More importantly though, it provides direct access to the Garland Shopping Center where a lot of people like to...Full review

South 9th Street, Garland, Texas

4/5Good

“Business District in downtown Garland”

In what can probably be tagged the BID area of Garland, 9th South street is host to a slew of office buildings making up much of the downtown work force. Thus, the crowd is mainly a black, white and...Full review

West State Street, Garland, Texas

5/5Excellent

“The Downtown Park”

Heritage Park in Garland is a much needed "green" area in town. People enjoy getting out at lunch time or simply walking the dog. The Old Train depot sits here with a few other historical buildings,...Full review

West Walnut Street, Garland, Texas

4/5Good

“Transportation to and from Garland”

West Walnut Street in Garland is home to the downtown Garland train station. Walnut lies in the northern epicenter of the center of the city, and is a pretty big road, so it can handle some heavy vol...Full review

Hay Street, Fayetteville, North Carolina

5/5Excellent

“In the middle of Downtown Fayetteville”

If your looking for some good food in Fayetteville, then this is most likely the right place to look. To list a few, there are Pierro's Italian Bistro, City Market Deli, Beef O' Brady's and Docks at...Full review

North Cool Spring Street, Fayetteville, North Carolina

4/5Good

“Yet another "historical district" in Fayetteville”

North Cool Spring Road is another quiet wooded road that passes by quite a number of little places with not so little historical significance. A monument to the Confederate Dead at Cross Creek lies o...Full review

Dick Street, Fayetteville, North Carolina

5/5Excellent

“History plays a part in Fayetteville”

What is known as "Heritage Square", lies right along Dick St in a wooded part of town. A number of historical buildings and properties are managed and owned by the Women's Club of Fayetteville. Many...Full review

Person Street, Fayetteville, North Carolina

4/5Good

“The City Market in Fayetteville”

Person St. has a traffic circle in the middle of downtown Fayetteville which is famous for one of the buildings sitting alongside it. The Fayetteville Market House lies here, one of just a few active...Full review