Do you like to explore new cities on foot?
Skyscanner Just revealed the most viable cities in the world, and you need to add a lot to your repository list.
The research focuses on emerging urban destinations, so hopes to discover some unexpected hidden gems.
Skyscanner experts have studied a range of factors, including the number of walking trails, air quality, crime The distance between the rate and the top attractions.
From a “wonderful” Spanish city UNESCO Old Town to picturesque fairy tale destinations in Eastern Europe – these are the easiest cities in the world to walk.
Cordoba, Spain
Located in the beautiful city in the heart of Andalucia, Skyscanner describes Cordoba as a “wonderful” place for “hiking and exploring”.
It only takes 26 minutes for tourists to reach the city’s main attractions. At the top of the list of landmarks is the “incredible mosque” of Córdoba.
Located in the beautiful city in the heart of Andalucia, Skyscanner describes Cordoba as the “wonderful” of “hiking and exploring”
This mosque is one of the most impressive examples of Islamic architecture in the world and a must-see during the Cordoba era.
Skyscanner added: “The historic Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is perfect for exploring winding streets on foot.”
Nagasaki, Japan
Skyscanner explains that it may not be as firm as Kyoto and Osaka on tourist trails, but Nagasaki is a “perfect city to explore on foot”.
Nagasaki has the lowest crime rate and is easy to walk on any city and its attractions on the list
“Nasaki is a beautiful city, nestled in a large harbor with buildings on the terraces of buildings,” said the travel expert.
Nagasaki also has the lowest crime rate in any city on the list, and its appeal is easy to walk.
The city’s “conspicuous history” is best understood at the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum, which explains the devastating effects of atomic bombing during World War II.
Hiroshima, Japan
Visitors only need 41 minutes to walk among the main attractions of Hiroshima
The second Japanese city to top the list is Hiroshima and Skyscanner, describing it as a “good” destination for “strolling”.
“Your first call was Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, where the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum occupies the city’s gloomy history,” Skyscanner said.
Although the city’s past is a devastating past, Hiroshima is now a booming metropolis and tourists don’t want to miss the Okonomimura Food Hall to try some local cuisine.
Visitors only need 41 minutes to walk between the main attractions, and Hiroshima is a safe city that can be explored on foot.
Reggio Calabria, Italy
Reggio Calabria is separated from Sicily through the Strait of Messina and has “beautiful beaches” and “stunning views”.
Leave Florence and Rome behind and explore the little-known Italian gems this summer. Reggio Calabria is separated from Sicily through the Straits of Messina and has “beautiful beaches” and “stunning views”.
The best part? This small city is very easy to walk and it takes only 25 minutes for visitors to walk between the main attractions.
“The top ruins include the amazing waterfront, the beautiful La Barama statue and the Della Magna Grecia,” Skyscanner said.
The museum is bronze and objects from the Roman and Byzantine eras in the 5th century BC.
Monte Carlo Monaco
Visitors only need 36 minutes to walk among the main attractions in Monte Carlo
Apart from the Vatican City, Monaco is the smallest country in Europe, so walking as a destination makes sense.
“You can wind down the streets of Monte Carlo, drive into store windows from the tallest designer brands and watch the speed of the supercars,” Skyscanner revealed.
Although Monaco’s casinos are world-renowned, visitors can also check out the Monaco Oceanography Museum or the private car series of Monaco HSH Prince.
It takes only 36 minutes for visitors to reach the main attractions of Monte Carlo.
Tartu, Estonia
Top attractions in Tartu include the Estonian National Museum and the Botanical Gardens of the City’s University
Tartu, the second largest city in Estonia Skyscanner said.
Travel experts revealed: “There are many parks and the river bank also provides great places to walk and some great views.”
Top attractions in Tartu include the Estonian National Museum and the Botanical Gardens of the city’s universities.
Estonian cities also have the lowest air pollution to all destinations on the list.
Bursa, Turkey
It only takes one hour for tourists to walk between the main attractions of Bursa, including the mosque (pictured above)
Located in northwestern Türkiye, Bursa is an excellent walking destination for tourists looking to escape from uninhabited trails.
“Today, you will find Bursa a blend of Ottoman heritage, a fusion of bustling markets and natural beauty,” Skyscanner revealed.
It only takes an hour for visitors to walk between the city’s main attractions, including its Grand Mosque and the tomb of Osman Gazi, the founder of the sprawling Ottoman Empire.
After exploring on foot, visitors can head to the Royal Hot Springs and soak in Bursa’s “famous hot mineral water”.
Bolzano, Italy
Visitors only need more than an hour to walk among the main attractions in Bolzano
Skyscanner explained that the second Italian destination on the list is Bolzano, in the north of the country, “located in a valley surrounded by hilly vineyards.”
It is the gateway to the Dolomites, but it is worth exploring some of the city center attractions before going for a ski or hiking adventure.
Visitors will need more than an hour to walk between the main attractions in Polzano, including the Archaeological Museum of South Tyrol and the Church of Santa Maria Madalena.
According to Skyscanner’s research, Burzano is also one of the safest destinations for vacation in Europe.
Visitors can stroll through the “cobbled narrow streets” of Sarajevo and admire its “eclectic architecture”
Skyscanner said the capitals of Bosnia and Herzegovina are “compact and walking” and visitors can walk between their main attractions in just 20 minutes.
Travel experts say: “Participate in a hike and discover the history of Sarajevo and relax in one of the many cafes to taste its famous coffee culture.”
Top attractions include Bascarsija Bazaar, the Ottoman Times Market in the heart of the city and Sarajevo City Hall.
Visitors can also stroll through the “cobbled narrow streets” of Sarajevo and admire its “eclectic architecture.”
Victoria, British Columbia
According to Skyscanner
North America is not known for its walking nature, but Victoria on Vancouver Island is a worthwhile exception.
“It is famous for Victorian architecture and remains one of Canada’s most British cities,” Skyscanner said.
According to Skyscanner, Victoria is “easy to walk” with more than 450 walking trails.
Experts recommend visiting the Royal British Columbia Museum and having a vast collection of natural history.