cobblestones

Cobblestones are naturally rounded stones, often made of granite or other durable rocks, used historically to pave streets and pathways. They are typically set closely together in a patterned arrangement, creating a sturdy, long-lasting surface. Cobblestone roads were common before modern asphalt and concrete, providing excellent drainage and a visually distinctive appearance. While they may feel uneven to walk on, their durability and aesthetic appeal have kept them in use for historical districts, some roads, and decorative purposes today. Their timeless charm reflects traditional craftsmanship and engineering designed for robustness and longevity.