Am doing some research on pedestrian oriented retail streets mixed with varying degrees of public space.  While I've come across a lot in my travels, I'm wondering if anyone knows of any examples that are on a sloped street.

These are examples of the type of retail environments/streets that i'm looking at: Third St in Santa Monica, the backstreets of Old Pasadena, Váci utca in Budapest, Nanluoguxiang in Beijing, Tianzifang in Shanghai, Takeshita Dori in Tokyo, etc.  The scale, texture, and granularity of these places may vary, but they all have strong commonalities.

Public space/street comparables would include woonerfs, Bell St in Seattle, Argyle St in Chicago, and other new generation curbless street environments.

To date, only Steep Hill in Lincoln, UK seems to jump out at me as being a very successful retail street that is sloped.  Two Rodeo in Beverly Hills has a slight artificial incline and might also be worth noting.

Any other examples of iconic or successful sloped retail streets to throw out there?  I'm looking at how feasible this might be, and am open to opinions too.