touristically

Either Lamotte-Beuvron, touristically speaking, does not have a lot to work with.

While the area does have mountains and forests, these have not yet been exploited touristically.

The touristically well developed Zirbitzkogel is a very popular hiking and touring region.

Touristically the area invites visitors to several waterfalls and views of pristine mountains.

The current leadership of the city pays special attention to the continuous development of Gyömrő's most attractive and touristically significant spectacle.

Ski free in France: eat and sleep rurally and ski touristically by driving to the resort each day.

It is the most touristically developed area in Peru; tourism is by far the largest industry and infrastructure is extremely well developed.

The biggest selling point of the state touristically is its location, just south of Mexico City, which has the largest and wealthiest population in the country.

The Valdemino are touristically defined as "the most colorful show caves of Italy", due to the presence of various minerals.

The most touristically attractive part of the castle interior is the St. Barbara chapel decorated with Renaissance fresco paintings from the 16th century.

The most diverse and touristically interesting part of the Ammergau Alps is in the Hochplatten-Tegelberg Group.

El Nido and the Bacuit Archipelago is very nice, but more and more touristically and expensive.

Oudomxay had the image of being a touristically undeveloped cross-point, which, in 2004 was also reflected in the articles about the town in popular tourist guide books.

Touristically this micro-region in Saxon Switzerland is often called the "Region of Rocks" (Gebiet der Steine).

Geologically and touristically interesting are also the seepages of the Danube ("Donauversickerungen") in Immendingen and to the south of Fridingen.

Eltville is touristically developed and well known for its wine and sekt production, which can be sampled at many wineries and Straußwirtschaften (seasonal wine shops).

Touristically relevant is Ribnitz-Damgarten's situation at the southern end of the Fischland, the peninsula dividing the chain of bays from the Baltic Sea.

She grew tired after a while and paid a few coins for the one-way hire of a bike into the inner city, riding a little shakily and trying not to be too touristically distracted by the gradually heightening buildings and.

But rents were also skyrocketing in the touristically challenged city of Minneapolis, where the last bits of near-affordable housing lie deep in the city, while job growth has occurred on the city's periphery, next to distinctly unaffordable suburbs.

The BP International, more formally known as Baden-Powell International House, is a large, 25-storey three star hotel and conference centre in the touristically attractive Tsim Sha Tsui on the Kowloon Peninsula, Hong Kong.

Gornji Grad - Medveščak is a neighborhood with a large historic value due to it containing both Gornji Grad and Kaptol, the old parts of Zagreb, among other peculiarities, such as touristically frequented first Zagreb cemetery, Mirogoj.

The city of Santiago Tuxtla straddles the Río Tepango, and touristically offers many 19th century structures, a museum with artifacts dating to the Olmecs, the nearby archaeological site and museum of Tres Zapotes, and several modern hotels.

In addition to the touristically appealing medieval remnants of the old town fortifications, the city of Andernach is the location of several old industrial plants such as a huge malt mill (the last one of more than ten mills and breweries from the 19th and 20th centuries dismantled in 2008).

Actually, since 2008, a project known as Rota dos Avieiros has been initiated to help develop, touristically, villages like Vale de Figueira so, a series of paths have been created along the rivers and into the woods, making it possible to explore the best of this village's nature and wildness beauty.

The town has a touristically attractive Old Town with timber-frame houses that are interesting both as buildings and as the history that they represent, a mountain church (Bergkirche) and a former castle seat, enfeoffed by Johann von Katzenelnbogen to Hans von Wallbrunn the Elder in 1420.