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5. Bruges, Belgium
Small and extremely walkable, you can cover Bruges in next to no time – but it’s completely likely that you’ll stretch your hours out with endless stops for photos and chocolate. A network of canals and just two main squares – Market and Burg – link your peregrinations and allow you to fully imbibe that postcard-perfect experience, regardless of what time of year you visit.
6. Melbourne, Australia
Australian cities, being relatively modern in comparison to European ones, tend to be somewhat sprawling, but Melbourne has an old world charm that’s complemented by its walkability. Many old backstreets, previously used for the dumping of trash, are now prime spots for browsing, eating and coffee-drinking – and given that Aussie coffee is literally epic, this just shows how unmissable ‘the laneways’ are.
