The ten

Every Travelhour city, in one place.

Ten cities. Each with one hand-curated 18-stop walking day, written by the people who lived there and reordered for opening hours, distance, and the right meal at the right neighbourhood.

ITALY

Rome

Eighteen stops through three millennia — from the Colosseum at dawn to a Trastevere wine bar after dark.

FRANCE

Paris

A walking arc from the Eiffel Tower across the Seine, through the Louvre, into Le Marais by evening.

UNITED KINGDOM

London

Big Ben, the British Museum, Borough Market — eighteen stops without ever queueing for a museum twice.

TÜRKIYE

Istanbul

Two continents, two millennia. Hagia Sophia, the Grand Bazaar, a Bosphorus tea — all in one careful day.

JAPAN

Tokyo

Senso-ji at first light, Shibuya at neon — eighteen stops that move you through every Tokyo at once.

SPAIN

Barcelona

Sixteen Gaudí-and-tapas stops — Sagrada Família in the morning, La Rambla by sunset, Gothic Quarter after.

GERMANY

Berlin

Brandenburg Gate, Museum Island, East Side Gallery — eighteen stops through a city built and rebuilt.

GREECE

Athens

Seventeen stops through the cradle of Western thought — Acropolis at sunrise, Plaka at dinner.

NETHERLANDS

Amsterdam

Seventeen stops across the canal ring — Anne Frank, the Van Gogh, a Jordaan brown café to end.

UNITED STATES

New York

Eighteen Manhattan stops — Statue of Liberty, Empire State, Central Park, the High Line at dusk.