The "witches’ passage" walkway between the Guaita and Cesta towers.
Walk the whole capital in an afternoon — a strip of land so thin the airstrip doubles as the village green.
Whole streets of flamboyant Jugendstil facades — Europe’s densest collection.
A 22-km seafront promenade where the whole city walks, jogs and drinks mate at sunset.
Rolling hills of honey-stone villages — Bibury, Bourton-on-the-Water, Castle Combe — that look unchanged in 300 years.
England’s chalk-white front door: cliff-top paths above the Channel with France visible on a clear day.
Walk the 1883 suspension bridge’s wooden promenade from Brooklyn into Manhattan, with the skyline rising ahead through the Gothic stone towers.
Manhattan’s 340-hectare green heart — rowboats on the lake, Bethesda Fountain, Strawberry Fields and skyline views from Belvedere Castle.
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