fiacres
/fiˈɑkərz/
noun
- Small four-wheeled horse-drawn carriages for hire, especially those used in France in the 17th–19th centuries.
- The museum displayed a restored fiacre with velvet seats and brass lanterns.
- In old Paris, fiacres waited at street corners to take passengers across the city.
- Tourists in the historical district could still ride in fiacres pulled by gentle horses.