Best Cities To Explore On Foot and Make A Memorable Walk
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Planes, cars, trains are a great way of commuting, but nothing is better than exploring the cities by foot, having a slow walk along the ancient streets and stopping by most memorable landmarks.
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Whether you are traveling around US or Europe, there is always a question of transport involved. Once you are in your dream destination, you face the dilemma of choosing the best way to explore the city: rent a car, a bicycle or simply use the public transport and taxi. But if you are fan of walking and feeling every single stone under your feet, consider to choose these cities to travel to:
Amsterdam. In spite of the fact, that the city is full of bicycle roads and there are less cars, it is very walkable for a simple reason: all the landmarks are located just in the downtown. Whether you explore the famous Red Light District or stroll around the main street, be careful on the road, as the bicycles don't really care for pedestrians.
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Rome. Yes, all the road do lead to Rome, and once you are here you can make you own walking route, you start from Coliseum and finish on the Trevi fountain, or explore the main street with a famous Spanish ladder and have a bite of fantastic pizza or famous Italian gelato. Every street you turn might bring you to beautiful spot, so don't be afraid to make unexpected turns.
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Antigua. This small city is perfect for the walks, as all the famous attractions, which are not that many are located in the downtown, plus local bars and restaurants – everything is just in the center. Only if you wish to see some remote beaches, which are plenty here and which will inspire you with its beauty – consider taking a taxi or maybe rent a car.
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Prague, Czech Republic. If you want to feel yourself like in the 14th century, in the midst of medieval epoch, Prague is the best choice, with its cobbled streets, numerous bridges over Vltava river, the astronomical clock which will magnify you and the Charles Bridge of course. Everything is available in the walking distance, which makes this city one of the favorite ones.
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You might never believe, but Hong Kong is actually a very pedestrian friendly city in spite of the speed that everything is moving here, you still can manage to find few peaceful streets with minimum of traffic. The best place to start your journey is the Wan Chai District, which is perfect for discovering during the daytime, with is temples and marketplaces.
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Sydney, Australia is another perfect city for walking around, whether you prefer to wander around The Rocks, pass by Circular Quay and move up to Sydney Opera House or maybe you would prefer the darling Harbor.
