The Japanese observe the spring blossoms as a part of hanami – the appreciation of the transient beauty – but you don‘t need a deep, philosophical meaning to enjoy a leisurely stroll down these picturesque streets. And for those of us still in the icy grip of winter, they‘re a nice reminder of the coming spring.
Walking down such a street can be mesmerizing, but there are practical advantages, too. Apparently, tree-lined streets help with all sorts of heat-related urban problems, increase evapotranspiration (evaporation and transpiration from the Earth’s surface) and encourage walking and cycling.
This list is by no means complete, so if you have your own photos of beautiful streets, please add them – don’t be shy!
1. Molyvos, Lesvos, Greece
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6. Cullinan, South Africa
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7. Nafplio, Peloponnese, Greece
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9. Porto Alegre, Brazil

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12. Tunnel Of Love, Romania, Caras-severin
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13. Grafton Nsw Australia
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14. Brisbane, Australia
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16. Wisteria Tunnel, Japan
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17. Bamboo Forest, Sagano, Japan
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19. Milton Avenue, Harare, Zimbabwe

21. Near Kano River In Kyoto, Japan

24. Peterhof, St. Pete, Russia

25. Savannah,GA USA

26. Singapore

27. Tucumán, Argentina.

28. Orton Plantation Driveway (Smithville Township Of Brunswick County, North Carolina, USA)

30. Montréal, Canada (by Criselle)

32. Oak Alley, Vacherie, Usa

33. The Dark Hedges, Northen Ireland

34. Bruxelles, Belgium

35. Braga, Portugal

36. Valiasr Street – Tehran

37. Meiji Jingu Gaien, Tokyo, Japan.

38. Skien, Norway (by Anne G)

39. Metasequoia-lined Road, Damyang, South Korea

40. Plumeria Tunnel In Thailand

41. Puerto De Mogán, Gran Canaria

42. St. Charles Avenue, New Orleans, Usa

43. Thailand

44. Hawaii, Usa

45. Parque Braulio Carrillo, Costa Rica

46. Winter Stroll — Herestrau Park, Bucharest, Romania
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47. Podgorica, Montenegro

48. Timișoara, Romania

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