old-world

The old-world beauty of the venue is well complemented by world-class intercontinental Spanish-Filipino cuisines offered at the banquets, with their carefully curated set menus.

It opened in January 2011 in a building that evokes Spanish old-world style, having once served as the Seaboard Air Line Railway station.

Cosmopolitan centers with enchanting old-world appeal that attract hundreds to renowned events such as the Cannes Film Festival, Nice Mardi Gras, and Monaco Formula One Grand Prix.

The ad offered a slice of old-world charm, conjuring up images of a gritty Northern town with smoky chimneys and hot, buttered toast for tea.

The architecture suggests an urban village setting with its central motor court, brick-paved walkways, old-world lamp posts, trees and gardens.

The 'Life in Ancient' series expands with some wonderful focuses on various ancient old-world countries and their histories.

For specialty retailer Pioneer Linens, based in Palm Beach, Fla., the old-world look is always in style.

An eerie blend of old-world superstition and religion gives this story a somewhat bizarre quality as Chichi tries to control the events around her through a form of religious voodoo.

With a backdrop of lush, green rainforest, the Tamanaco offers elegant, old-world charm within its 537 guest rooms and 32 suites.

While exotic locations like Hawaii and Fiji have their "tropical island" image, and Europe has an "old-world" ambience, many people don't have a clear idea of what to expect in Japan.

Rainer Scheer and his wife, Asuncion de las Heras, have opened up Design O' Fresco, a family-run enterprise, to market the old-world frescoes created in their studio in northern Italy.