Translation of "Schmaler gang" in English

In the south wall there is a narrow staircase passage which can be used to reach the roof.

A long, very narrow passageway has led to the black door with its little peephole since 1959.

I'm not sure, but the airport seems like a long, long narrow passage.

Behind the stairs is a narrow passage leading to a movable crate .

A passageway leads to the high chambers, with ceilings carved in the 16th century.

A long, narrow corridor, whose dark grey colouring is deliberately reminiscent of the caves at the sites of discovery, accesses the individual treasuries.

A passageway that ends up at the Gate of the Poor Quarter (Puerta del Arrabal) leads to the barracks and the bastion, which conform the defence of the fortress.

The name of this mining area is connected with the Greek word „laura” (= narrow path, alley).

Behind the perforated facade is hidden a small, shadowed path that leads into an anteroom.

A narrow corridor leads to an adjoining room with a barrel vault, which was to be the room with warm water, or tequila.

Leave it (to do this, open a few doors by clicking them) and go back to the entrance area of the building in the west (narrow passage).

The name of this mining area is connected with the Greek word "laura" (= narrow path, alley).

Then take the narrow passage out of the courtyard.

The baggage must be carried by a long, narrow corridor to the house.

Run along the narrow passage of the aqueduct on the right.

And the narrower the aisles, the more shelves fit in the same space.

The centre of the Shishin-den is surrounded by a "hisashi" (?), a long, thin hallway which surrounded the main wing of an aristocrat's home, in traditional Heian architecture.

Access between houses on the river bank was by boat or over the "upper path", a small corridor passing through attics.

Instead of squeezing through a narrow passage to get to the ballroom one marched solemnly down a vista of enfiladed drawing rooms.

The center of the Shishin-den is surrounded by a hisashi (?), a long, thin hallway which surrounded the main wing of an aristocrat's home, in traditional Heian architecture.

Another advantage of the system according to the invention results from the fact that a side-off loading fork-lift truck can also be used. The aisles can thereby be kept narrower and benefit can be gained from a greater stacking height.