Thoughts on my hometown's architecture? Practically no urban planning.

It's an old village that dates back before Christ, it has seen a bunch of settlers ever since. However the oldest buildings here date back to the 19th century, continuously inhabited by the same families, which explains the extra floors built over those old stone houses.

The narrow alleyways are mainly pedestrian areas and have such a nice vibe to them, but they do feel kinda awkward in terms of architecture.