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. Instead of a blue sky, you have pink, red, yellow, green – all the colors of the rainbow. Why wouldn’t you want to live on a tree-lined avenue?
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. Neat!
Jerez, Spain
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Bonn, Germany
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Porto Alegre, Brazil
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Molyvos, Lesvos, Greece
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Brussels, Belgium
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Nafplio, Greece
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Denver, USA
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Valencia, Spain
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Positano, Italy
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Nafplio, Peloponnese, Greece
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Spello, Italy
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Washington DC, USA
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Cullinan, South Africa
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Stockholm, Sweden
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Taiwan
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15+ Magical Streets Shaded By Flowers And Trees