Best of Strasbourg
76 dk3.6 km8 durak
Strasbourg is two cities in one: a medieval river town on the Grande Île, and the grand quarter the Germans built after 1871. This walk takes in both, moving west to east through the half-timbered canals of Petite France, the Gothic cathedral, and the monumental squares and churches of the Neustadt. Eight stops, about an hour and three quarters on foot. The walk starts at the Covered Bridges in Petite France, a short walk west of Place Kléber, the city's central square.
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Best of Paris
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Walk the great east-west axis that made Paris famous: from the medieval cathedral island, through the Louvre and its royal gardens, across the square where a revolution turned deadly, and up the Champs-Élysées to the Arc de Triomphe. This is the single walk that ties together the city's most unmissable sights, with a glimpse of the Eiffel Tower itself along the way. Start at Notre-Dame Cathedral on the Île de la Cité, reachable by metro to Cité or Saint-Michel–Notre-Dame.
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The Best of Nice
86 dk3.8 km10 durak
Walk the signature sights of Nice in one easy route, from the old harbour where the city's trade began to the Belle Époque seafront. The walk passes Port Lympia, the foot of Castle Hill, the ochre lanes of the Old Town, the Baroque cathedral, the market of Cours Saleya, the Opéra, Place Masséna, the Promenade des Anglais, the Palais de la Méditerranée and the Hôtel Negresco. Ten stops, about an hour and a half on foot. It starts at Port Lympia, a short tram ride or walk from the centre.
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Best of Marseille
99 dk5.3 km8 durak
This walk covers the essential sights of Marseille, France's oldest city and its great Mediterranean port. You begin at the hilltop basilica of Notre-Dame de la Garde, reached by bus 60 from the Vieux-Port, and walk downhill to the old harbour. From there you pass the opera and the town hall on your way to the fortified harbour mouth, then climb into the old Panier quarter, passing the cathedral of La Major, and finish at the Vieille Charité. Expect about two hours on foot, mostly flat, with one steep descent at the start.
