16 Facts About Boulevard

Boulevard is a type of broad avenue planted with rows of trees, or in parts of North America, any urban highway.

In Iran, "Boulevard" is generally defined as a wide road surrounded by trees in sides and divided by a green space line including grass, trees or buxuses in the middle.

Roxas Boulevard is a major boulevard in Metro Manila, Philippines.

Osmena Boulevard is a boulevard in Cebu City, the Philippines' second city.

Little Boulevard was built on the demolished medieval city walls of Pest in the late 19th century.

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Hungaria Boulevard was built from 1980 to 2000 and it is the widest and longest boulevard in Budapest with six to ten traffic lanes and a rapid tram line.

Boulevard was recruited by the Prime Minister Guillaume du Tillot to become the architect of the recently installed Bourbon Dukes in Parma.

Boulevard was the architect of the first Italian boulevard-promenade, based on the French promenades publiques, along what is Stradone Martiri della Liberta .

The Almondvale Boulevard is a major road in Livingston, West Lothian.

Gilbert Boulevard in Arnold is an example of a low-capacity highway named a boulevard.

Barbaros Boulevard is opened in 1958 due to new city planning in Istanbul.

Boulevard wanted to connect his imperial residence, Chapultepec Castle, to the Palacio Nacional in the city's center.

In Charlotte, North Carolina, Independence Boulevard connects Uptown to the southeastern section of the city, although the westernmost segment is actually a freeway.

The Orewa Boulevard is a project commissioned by the Rodney District Council with the vision of connecting the CBD to Orewa Beach.

In Bogota, La Soledad Park Way Boulevard is a 1 kilometer important boulevard, in the Locality of Teusaquillo located in Bogota's City Center and it crosses from the street 35 to street 45.

In Montevideo, Artigas Boulevard is an important avenue that encloses the central area.