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Self-Guided Walking Tour of Matera (2026)

Matera is a city best understood on foot: a steep, honey-coloured maze of stairways, rock-cut dwellings, terraces, and little lanes that open suddenly onto huge views. This self-guided walking tour is designed to help you move through the Sassi in a sensible loop, so you can take in the layers of history without constantly doubling back or missing the best viewpoints.

Published: 18th February 2026

Self-Guided Walking Tour of Lecce (2026)

Lecce is made for walking: a compact historic center, richly decorated façades, and one beautiful viewpoint after another, all stitched together by pedestrian-friendly lanes. A self-guided route lets you move at your own pace, dip into churches and courtyards when they’re open, and linger in the squares when the light is at its best.

Published: 17th February 2026

Self-Guided Walking Tour of Mahon (2026)

Mahon is a city of elevation changes and big maritime scale, built around one of the Mediterranean’s most dramatic natural harbours. Walking here is all about shifting perspectives: narrow streets opening into airy viewpoints, historic buildings perched above the waterline, and stairways that drop you toward the port before pulling you back up again.

Published: 17th February 2026

Exploring Roman Zaragoza

Zaragoza is a city that rewards the curious. On the surface, it’s a handsome, walkable Spanish hub defined by grand plazas, Baroque façades, and a legendary tapas culture.

Published: 16th February 2026

Self-Guided Walking Tour of Zaragoza (2026)

Zaragoza is one of Spain’s most underrated city-break destinations: big enough to feel lively, compact enough to explore comfortably on foot, and layered with history from Roman Caesaraugusta through Moorish rule and Aragon’s golden age. A self-guided walk is the easiest way to connect the dots between its grand riverfront landmarks, intimate old-town lanes, and the everyday rhythm of local markets, cafés, and plazas.

Published: 16th February 2026

Your Self-Guided Walking Tour of Valencia

Self-Guided Walking Tour of Valencia (2026)

Valencia is a city that rewards walking: Roman and medieval layers sit beside grand civic buildings, pocket-sized plazas, and one of Europe’s most distinctive market halls. This self-guided route is designed to be simple to follow while still feeling like you’ve properly “met” the city-its Gothic core, its trading past, and the everyday street life that gives the centre its energy.

Published: 16th February 2026

Self-Guided Walking Tour of Madrid (2026)

Madrid is a city that rewards walking because its big-ticket landmarks and everyday life sit so close together: a royal axis of palaces and gardens, elegant boulevards, market streets, and small plazas where the pace slows to café speed. On a self-guided route you can stitch these contrasts into one satisfying day, pausing whenever something pulls you in - a terrace table, a gallery detour, a side street of tile-fronted bars, or a viewpoint that suddenly makes the city’s layout click.

Published: 15th February 2026

Self-Guided Walking Tour of Tarragona (2026)

Tarragona is one of Catalonia’s most rewarding cities to explore on foot: compact, layered with history, and full of those small street-level details that make wandering feel effortless. This self-guided walking tour links the city’s Roman heart with its medieval old town and the seafront, so you get a satisfying mix of big-ticket sights and local atmosphere in a single route.

Published: 7th February 2026

Self-Guided Walking Tour of La Coruna Old Town (2026)

La Coruña’s Old Town is compact, atmospheric, and ideal for exploring on foot. In a short distance you move from elegant waterfront promenades to narrow lanes lined with glass-fronted galleries, stone churches, and small plazas that still feel distinctly Galician.

Published: 7th February 2026

Self-Guided Walking Tour of Seville (2026)

Seville is a city made for walking: grand plazas, orange-tree-lined lanes, and neighbourhoods where every turn feels like a postcard. This self-guided walking tour of Seville is designed to help you stitch the highlights together into one satisfying route, without the pressure of a fixed schedule or a group pace.

Published: 6th February 2026

Self-Guided Walking Tour of Santiago de Compostela (2026)

Santiago de Compostela is compact, atmospheric, and made for walking, with grand stone façades, lively plazas, and quiet arcaded streets that reveal something new every few minutes. This self-guided route is designed to be simple to follow and flexible to enjoy, taking you through the historic core while keeping detours easy when a café terrace or a small church pulls you off course.

Published: 6th February 2026

View overlooking La Spezia — Self-Guided Walking Tour of La Spezia

Self-Guided Walking Tour of La Spezia (2026)

La Spezia is often treated as a practical gateway to the Cinque Terre, but it’s also a rewarding city to explore in its own right-especially on foot. This self-guided walking tour is designed to show you the layers that many visitors miss: the working port energy, the elegant civic streets, and the everyday local rhythm that gives the centre its character.

Published: 6th February 2026