A arquitetura da cidade de Praga. A rua mais estreita da Europa. A passagem entre edifícios para uma pessoa, regulada por semáforos. - Banco de fotos e imagens

The architecture of the strago city of Prague. The narrowest street in Europe. The passage between buildings for one person, regulated by traffic lights.

The architecture of the strago city of Prague. The narrowest street in Europe. The passage between buildings for one person, regulated by traffic lights.

PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC: The narrowest street in Prague. The district of the Lesser Town - Mala Strana, narrow street Winery devil

Narrow street in Prague with pedestrian traffic lights

The architecture of the strago city of Prague. The narrowest street in Europe. The passage between buildings for one person, regulated by traffic lights.

PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC: The narrowest street in Prague. The district of the Lesser Town - Mala Strana, narrow street Winery devil

Rope Street or String Street, the narrowest street in Transylvania's Brasov city and one of the narrowest streets in Europe

Brasov, Romania - July 24, 2013: String street at night with Brasov sign illuminated on top of Tampa mountaint, Brasov, Romania

The architecture of the strago city of Prague. The narrowest street in Europe. The passage between buildings for one person, regulated by traffic lights.

The architecture of the strago city of Prague. The narrowest street in Europe. The passage between buildings for one person, regulated by traffic lights.

The architecture of the strago city of Prague. The narrowest street in Europe. The passage between buildings for one person, regulated by traffic lights.

Colorful sunset in the city park close up.

A wall with rows of mailboxes in a multi-storey residential building.

A wall with rows of mailboxes in a multi-storey residential building.

The architecture of the strago city of Prague. The narrowest street in Europe. The passage between buildings for one person, regulated by traffic lights.

The courtyard of the house is built up around the walls. The architecture of old Europe.