Calles is the Spanish word for streets. It refers to public thoroughfares within cities or towns where vehicular traffic flows and pedestrians walk.
Calles are like veins running through a city's body. Just as veins carry blood throughout our bodies to keep us alive, calles transport people and vehicles around urban areas, keeping them connected and bustling with life.
Plazas: Public squares or open spaces often found in the center of cities, where people gather and socialize.
Avenidas: Major roads or avenues that are wider and typically have more traffic than regular calles.
Peatones: Pedestrians who walk on calles, using sidewalks or crosswalks to navigate safely.
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