This avenue is one of the most iconic streets in Paris, and also one of the longest you’ll ever see. Filled with high end shopping, you can take a walk at night and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Arc de Triomphe.

This cute little side street is filled with colorful houses painted in pastel pinks, blues, greens, and yellows, making it a good spot for a picture. There are 'no photography' signs and people live here, so always be mindful.

Rue Montorgueil is a pedestrian street filled with bakeries, cheese shops, cafés, and fresh markets. This is the perfect spot for a morning walk or find a good café and enjoy the Parisian vibe.

Street with unique shops, small activities, and food and drink spots. A little crowded but so worth it. Not many restaurants, but there are stalls like crepes, potatoes, and cheese sticks. Most places take cash and cards, still better bring some cash just in case.

Alberta iela is a street renowned for its exceptional Art Nouveau architecture. Lined with buildings designed by prominent architects like Mikhail Eisenstein, the street showcases intricate facades adorned with sculptures, floral motifs, and ornate details. Architecture enthusiasts will appreciate the well-preserved examples of early 20th-century design. Visiting the Art Nouveau Museum located on the street provides deeper insights into this artistic movement.

High street with lots of shops and hotels - nice pedestrian area of the city.

Crowded market street where you can find cheap eats, souvenirs, and local snacks.

Colorful street full of quirky fashion, cute snacks, and young energy.

Tiny alleyway packed with yakitori stalls and cozy old-school bars—feels like a time warp.

This is ultimate hotspot for backpackers and night owls in Bangkok. This street is jam-packed with bars, restaurants, street food vendors, and budget hostels. The energy here is contagious, with music, dancing, and a lively crowd every night. One of the highlights for me was trying the street food. The pad Thai was delicious. There’s also massage stores if you feel like you need a massage after a long day of exploring. My personal recommendation? Visit at night for a better experience.