# Wayside

> Wayside is self-guided audio walking tours you play on your phone as you walk.

The site is organized by city. Each covered city has a hub page linking its self-guided walking tours and practical guides (a one-day itinerary, a know-before-you-go guide, and attraction pages). The Wayside app is a free download for iOS and Android that plays the tours on your phone.

## Cities

- [New York City, United States](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5128581-new-york-city/): 8 tours, 0 attractions
- [Paris, France](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2988507-paris/): 8 tours, 0 attractions
- [Los Angeles, United States](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5368361-los-angeles/): 5 tours, 0 attractions
- [Miami, United States](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/4164138-miami/): 7 tours, 0 attractions
- [Las Vegas, United States](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5506956-las-vegas/): 3 tours, 0 attractions
- [San Francisco, United States](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5391959-san-francisco/): 8 tours, 0 attractions
- [London, United Kingdom](https://www.wayside.tours/united-kingdom/2643743-london/): 8 tours, 0 attractions
- [Rome, Italy](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3169070-rome/): 8 tours, 0 attractions
- [Honolulu, United States](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5856195-honolulu/): 6 tours, 0 attractions
- [Madrid, Spain](https://www.wayside.tours/spain/3117735-madrid/): 8 tours, 0 attractions
- [Orlando, United States](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/4167147-orlando/): 4 tours, 0 attractions
- [Chicago, United States](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/4887398-chicago/): 8 tours, 0 attractions
- [Berlin, Germany](https://www.wayside.tours/germany/2950159-berlin/): 7 tours, 0 attractions
- [Milan, Italy](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3173435-milan/): 7 tours, 0 attractions
- [Nice, France](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2990440-nice/): 5 tours, 0 attractions
- [Venice, Italy](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3164603-venice/): 6 tours, 0 attractions
- [Seattle, United States](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5809844-seattle/): 7 tours, 0 attractions
- [Boston, United States](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/4930956-boston/): 7 tours, 0 attractions
- [Florence, Italy](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3176959-florence/): 6 tours, 0 attractions
- [Marseille, France](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2995469-marseille/): 7 tours, 0 attractions
- [Lyon, France](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2996944-lyon/): 7 tours, 0 attractions
- [Strasbourg, France](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2973783-strasbourg/): 5 tours, 0 attractions
- [Bordeaux, France](https://www.wayside.tours/france/3031582-bordeaux/): 7 tours, 0 attractions
- [Lille, France](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2998324-lille/): 3 tours, 0 attractions
- [Avignon, France](https://www.wayside.tours/france/3035681-avignon/): 3 tours, 0 attractions
- [Bucharest, Romania](https://www.wayside.tours/romania/683506-bucharest/): 6 tours, 0 attractions
- [Braşov, Romania](https://www.wayside.tours/romania/683844-brasov/): 2 tours, 0 attractions
- [Montevideo, Uruguay](https://www.wayside.tours/uruguay/3441575-montevideo/): 4 tours, 0 attractions
- [Sibiu, Romania](https://www.wayside.tours/romania/667268-sibiu/): 1 tour, 0 attractions
- [Clermont-Ferrand, France](https://www.wayside.tours/france/3024635-clermont-ferrand/): 3 tours, 0 attractions

## Tours

- [Midtown: The City in the Sky](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5128581-new-york-city/midtown-the-city-in-the-sky/): This is the New York that films and postcards trade in.
- [Williamsburg: Brooklyn's Creative Coast](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5128581-new-york-city/williamsburg-brooklyns-creative-coast/): Williamsburg remade itself from a working waterfront of sugar refineries and barrel factories into a global creative hub.
- [Below the Grid: Downtown Villages Walk](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5128581-new-york-city/below-the-grid-downtown-villages-walk/): A seven-stop walk below 14th Street that follows the immigrant, artistic, and activist currents that shaped the East Village, Greenwich Village, and SoHo.
- [Harlem: Jazz, Gospel, and the Renaissance](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5128581-new-york-city/harlem-jazz-gospel-and-the-renaissance/): This walk follows six places where Harlem changed American music, literature, and politics.
- [The Oldest Mile: Lower Manhattan from Battery to Brooklyn](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5128581-new-york-city/the-oldest-mile-lower-manhattan-from-battery-to-brooklyn/): This walk traces the spine of old New York, block by block.
- [Central Park: The Green Heart](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5128581-new-york-city/central-park-the-green-heart/): A walk through the southern and central sections of Central Park, the most visited urban park in America and the most filmed location on Earth.
- [Chinatown & the Lower East Side: Immigrant New York](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5128581-new-york-city/chinatown-the-lower-east-side-immigrant-new-york/): This 95-minute walk covers two hundred years of immigration in under two miles.
- [Brooklyn Heights: Brownstones and the Waterfront](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5128581-new-york-city/brooklyn-heights-brownstones-and-the-waterfront/): Brooklyn Heights was New York's first suburb, and walking its tree-lined streets still feels like stepping back into the nineteenth century, even with the Manhattan skyline right across the water.
- [The Left Bank: Saints, Scholars, and the Lost Generation](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2988507-paris/the-left-bank-saints-scholars-and-the-lost-generation/): The Left Bank earned its reputation honestly.
- [Canal to Belleville: The Paris Parisians Keep](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2988507-paris/canal-to-belleville-the-paris-parisians-keep/): This is the walk for a second visit, or for anyone who wants to see Paris without a selfie stick in the frame.
- [Le Marais: The Paris Haussmann Never Touched](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2988507-paris/le-marais-the-paris-haussmann-never-touched/): When Baron Haussmann carved his grand boulevards through Paris in the 1850s and 60s, the Marais was largely spared.
- [The Triumphal Way](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2988507-paris/the-triumphal-way/): This walk follows the axe historique, the straight line that runs from the Louvre to the Arc de Triomphe and beyond.
- [Rain-Proof Paris: The Covered Passages](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2988507-paris/rain-proof-paris-the-covered-passages/): Before department stores, Parisians shopped in glass-roofed arcades lit by gas.
- [Art, Empire, and Iron: The 7th Arrondissement Walk](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2988507-paris/art-empire-and-iron-the-7th-arrondissement-walk/): The 7th arrondissement packs more into a square kilometer than most cities manage in ten.
- [Montmartre: The Village on the Hill](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2988507-paris/montmartre-the-village-on-the-hill/): Montmartre was a separate village until 1860, and on this walk it still feels like one.
- [The Two Islands: Paris Began Here](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2988507-paris/the-two-islands-paris-began-here/): This walk takes you end to end across the two islands in the Seine, the oldest ground in Paris.
- [Three Venices: Boardwalk, Canals & Abbot Kinney](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5368361-los-angeles/three-venices-boardwalk-canals-abbot-kinney/): Venice is three places wearing one name.
- [Bunker Hill to the Old Pueblo](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5368361-los-angeles/bunker-hill-to-the-old-pueblo/): A downhill walk through the walkable heart of Los Angeles.
- [Santa Monica: Pier, Bluffs, and Promenade](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5368361-los-angeles/santa-monica-pier-bluffs-and-promenade/): Santa Monica does the oceanfront walk better than anywhere else in LA.
- [Museum Row: A Morning on Wilshire](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5368361-los-angeles/museum-row-a-morning-on-wilshire/): Wilshire Boulevard between La Brea and Fairfax packs more culture into half a mile than most cities fit in a whole district.
- [Hollywood: Boulevard of Dreams](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5368361-los-angeles/hollywood-boulevard-of-dreams/): Hollywood Boulevard packs more film history into two miles than most cities manage in a lifetime.
- [Coral Gables: The City Beautiful](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/4164138-miami/coral-gables-the-city-beautiful/): In 1921, a young dreamer named George Merrick began turning 1,600 acres of citrus groves into one of America's first fully planned cities.
- [Calle Ocho: The Heart of Little Havana](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/4164138-miami/calle-ocho-the-heart-of-little-havana/): SW 8th Street between 12th and 17th Avenues is the cultural engine of Cuban Miami.
- [Coconut Grove: The Village Before the City](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/4164138-miami/coconut-grove-the-village-before-the-city/): Coconut Grove was a community before Miami was a city.
- [Wynwood to the Design District: Miami's Art Spine](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/4164138-miami/wynwood-to-the-design-district-miamis-art-spine/): This walk covers the full arc of Miami's creative energy in under three hours.
- [Where Miami Began](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/4164138-miami/where-miami-began/): The mouth of the Miami River is where the city started, and this walk traces its layers in chronological order.
- [Lincoln Road and the Cultural Core](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/4164138-miami/lincoln-road-and-the-cultural-core/): Lincoln Road Mall runs the width of South Beach like a spine, and this walk follows it from end to end.
- [South Beach Art Deco](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/4164138-miami/south-beach-art-deco/): More than 800 protected buildings crowd a square mile and a half between 5th and 23rd Streets in South Beach, making this the largest Art Deco district anywhere.
- [The 18b Arts District: Vegas Beyond the Neon](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5506956-las-vegas/the-18b-arts-district-vegas-beyond-the-neon/): Most visitors never leave the resort corridor. The 18b Arts District, an 18-block pocket just south of downtown, is where Las Vegas keeps its creative life.
- [From the Brooklyn Bridge to the Rialto](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5506956-las-vegas/from-the-brooklyn-bridge-to-the-rialto/): The Strip is the reason most people come to Las Vegas, and walking it is the only way to absorb its particular brand of theater.
- [Glitter Gulch: The Downtown Walk](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5506956-las-vegas/glitter-gulch-the-downtown-walk/): Before the Strip there was a railroad stop, a land auction, and a dusty street called Fremont.
- [The Waterfront Reclaimed](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5391959-san-francisco/the-waterfront-reclaimed/): Until 1991, a double-decker freeway ran right here, cutting San Francisco off from its own bay.
- [The Mayor of Castro Street](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5391959-san-francisco/the-mayor-of-castro-street/): Harvey Milk opened a camera shop at 575 Castro Street in 1972.
- [Alleys and Incense: The Real Chinatown](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5391959-san-francisco/alleys-and-incense-the-real-chinatown/): San Francisco's Chinatown is the oldest in North America, but most visitors never leave Grant Avenue.
- [Cables to Crooked Lanes](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5391959-san-francisco/cables-to-crooked-lanes/): This walk begins inside the working powerhouse that has pulled every cable car in San Francisco for more than a century.
- [Crissy Field to the Golden Gate](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5391959-san-francisco/crissy-field-to-the-golden-gate/): This walk follows the Golden Gate Promenade from East Beach to the Golden Gate Bridge, nearly three miles round trip on flat ground with one climb at the end.
- [North Beach: From Beats to Parrots](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5391959-san-francisco/north-beach-from-beats-to-parrots/): This walk traces the Beat Generation's San Francisco, starting at City Lights Bookstore, where Allen Ginsberg's Howl was published and the landmark 1957 obscenity trial was won.
- [Haight-Ashbury: Stones, Song, and Victorians](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5391959-san-francisco/haight-ashbury-stones-song-and-victorians/): The corner of Haight and Ashbury is where a neighborhood got its name and a generation found its compass point.
- [Murals & Memory: A Mission District Walk](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5391959-san-francisco/murals-memory-a-mission-district-walk/): The Mission District holds San Francisco's oldest intact structure and its most concentrated outdoor art.
- [Seven Dials to Denmark Street: Covent Garden & Soho](https://www.wayside.tours/united-kingdom/2643743-london/seven-dials-to-denmark-street-covent-garden-soho/): This walk cuts through the West End's liveliest quarter, where Covent Garden's street performers and Soho's neon collide.
- [Maritime Greenwich: Ships, Palaces, and the Prime Meridian](https://www.wayside.tours/united-kingdom/2643743-london/maritime-greenwich-ships-palaces-and-the-prime-meridian/): Greenwich packs more history into a single riverside mile than almost anywhere else in London.
- [Crown, Commons, and a Beheading](https://www.wayside.tours/united-kingdom/2643743-london/crown-commons-and-a-beheading/): This walk threads the places where British power is exercised, disputed, and performed. Begin at Westminster Abbey, the coronation church since 1066.
- [Holborn's Quiet Side: From the Temple to Bloomsbury](https://www.wayside.tours/united-kingdom/2643743-london/holborns-quiet-side-from-the-temple-to-bloomsbury/): Holborn and Bloomsbury sit between the City and the West End, a quiet pocket of legal London and literary homes.
- [The City's Layers: A Walk Through the Square Mile](https://www.wayside.tours/united-kingdom/2643743-london/the-citys-layers-a-walk-through-the-square-mile/): The City of London is the oldest part of the capital, and a walk through the Square Mile layers Roman, medieval, and 21st-century London on top of one another.
- [Bankside: London's First Entertainment District](https://www.wayside.tours/united-kingdom/2643743-london/bankside-londons-first-entertainment-district/): For centuries, the south bank of the Thames was where London went to play.
- [Spitalfields: Four Faiths, One Street](https://www.wayside.tours/united-kingdom/2643743-london/spitalfields-four-faiths-one-street/): Spitalfields has absorbed Huguenot silk weavers, Jewish refugees, and the Bengali community that gave Brick Lane its curry houses and its mosque.
- [The Grove: Windrush, Riots, and Carnival](https://www.wayside.tours/united-kingdom/2643743-london/the-grove-windrush-riots-and-carnival/): This walk runs the length of Portobello Road, Golborne Road, and Ladbroke Grove, but it is not about the antiques stalls or the pastel townhouses.
- [From Foundation to Empire: Rome's Ancient Walk](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3169070-rome/from-foundation-to-empire-romes-ancient-walk/): This walk traces Roman history in chronological order through the city's most important archaeological park.
- [Baroque Heart of the Campus Martius](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3169070-rome/baroque-heart-of-the-campus-martius/): The Campus Martius was ancient Rome's Field of Mars, a floodplain outside the city walls.
- [The Trastevere Climb](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3169070-rome/the-trastevere-climb/): Trastevere is the neighborhood Romans argue about: too many tourists now, they say, and they're half right. But the core still holds.
- [From Michelangelo to the River: The Capitoline and the Ghetto](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3169070-rome/from-michelangelo-to-the-river-the-capitoline-and-the-ghetto/): This walk starts on the Capitoline Hill, where Michelangelo designed a piazza that turned Rome toward a new age.
- [From the Aventine to Testaccio: Rome's Quiet Hill and the Mountain of Shards](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3169070-rome/from-the-aventine-to-testaccio-romes-quiet-hill-and-the-mountain-of-shards/): The Aventine is Rome's quietest central hill, green and residential, with almost no tourists.
- [The Caelian Hill: Rome's Quiet Summit](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3169070-rome/the-caelian-hill-romes-quiet-summit/): The Caelian Hill rises just south of the Colosseum and stays quieter than any of Rome's other six hills.
- [The Pope's Backyard: From St. Peter's to the Bridge of Angels](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3169070-rome/the-popes-backyard-from-st-peters-to-the-bridge-of-angels/): This walk covers the Vatican's front yard and the neighborhood most visitors never see.
- [Monti: Rome's First Rione](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3169070-rome/monti-romes-first-rione/): Monti is Rome's oldest rione, wedged between the Colosseum and Termini station, and today it is the city's most bohemian neighborhood.
- [Kalākaua's Gift: A Walk Through Kapiʻolani Park](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5856195-honolulu/kalakauas-gift-a-walk-through-kapi-olani-park/): King Kalākaua set aside this sweep of flatland below Lēʻahi in 1877, a place of fresh air and horse races for the people of Hawaiʻi.
- [Nuʻuanu: The Valley of Kings](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5856195-honolulu/nu-uanu-the-valley-of-kings/): Nuʻuanu Avenue climbs from downtown Honolulu into a valley the Hawaiian monarchy chose for its cool breezes and quiet shade.
- [Kakaʻako's Living Gallery](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5856195-honolulu/kaka-akos-living-gallery/): Kakaʻako was a quiet grid of auto body shops and lumber yards until 2011, when the POW! WOW! festival began painting its warehouse walls.
- [Where the Kingdom Fell: Honolulu's Royal Mile](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5856195-honolulu/where-the-kingdom-fell-honolulus-royal-mile/): Downtown Honolulu holds the densest cluster of Hawaiian history anywhere, and this walk threads straight through its heart.
- [Waikīkī's Royal Shore](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5856195-honolulu/waikikis-royal-shore/): Most visitors see Waikīkī as a hotel strip with a beach attached. But Kalākaua Avenue runs along ground that was once the playground of Hawaiian royalty.
- [Twice Burned: Honolulu's Chinatown](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5856195-honolulu/twice-burned-honolulus-chinatown/): Honolulu's Chinatown is not one culture distilled into a few blocks.
- [Dos de Mayo to Movida](https://www.wayside.tours/spain/3117735-madrid/dos-de-mayo-to-movida/): This walk weaves two revolutions through the same streets.
- [The King's Park and the Banker's Grid](https://www.wayside.tours/spain/3117735-madrid/the-kings-park-and-the-bankers-grid/): This walk pairs the park that was the king's private retreat with the grid that was Madrid's leap outward.
- [The Palace Quarter: Power, Stone, and an Egyptian Temple](https://www.wayside.tours/spain/3117735-madrid/the-palace-quarter-power-stone-and-an-egyptian-temple/): West of Calle Bailén, the ground rises toward the Royal Palace of Madrid, the largest palace in Western Europe.
- [The Cut and the Quarter: Gran Vía to Chueca](https://www.wayside.tours/spain/3117735-madrid/the-cut-and-the-quarter-gran-via-to-chueca/): Gran Vía was an act of urban surgery.
- [The Landscape of Light](https://www.wayside.tours/spain/3117735-madrid/the-landscape-of-light/): Madrid's Paseo del Prado is a UNESCO World Heritage cultural landscape, the prototype of the tree-lined urban avenue that spread through Hispanic America.
- [Golden Age Shadows: Madrid's Literary Quarter](https://www.wayside.tours/spain/3117735-madrid/golden-age-shadows-madrids-literary-quarter/): In the early 1600s, a handful of streets between the Puerta del Sol and the Paseo del Prado held the densest concentration of literary talent in the Spanish-speaking world.
- [The Habsburg Heart: Madrid's Imperial Squares](https://www.wayside.tours/spain/3117735-madrid/the-habsburg-heart-madrids-imperial-squares/): This walk traces the kernel of Habsburg Madrid, the tangle of streets and plazas that served as the imperial capital when Spain ruled half the world.
- [Newcomers' Madrid: From Barley Square to Lavapiés](https://www.wayside.tours/spain/3117735-madrid/newcomers-madrid-from-barley-square-to-lavapies/): South of Calle Atocha, Madrid sheds the grand boulevards and turns medieval. This walk follows the city's oldest instinct: absorbing newcomers.
- [Winter Park: Two Sides of the Tracks](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/4167147-orlando/winter-park-two-sides-of-the-tracks/): Winter Park was drawn on paper in 1881 by two men from Massachusetts who wanted a winter colony for wealthy northerners.
- [Lakes, Art, and Antiques: Orlando's Cultural Mile](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/4167147-orlando/lakes-art-and-antiques-orlandos-cultural-mile/): This walk strings together the cultural institutions that put Orlando on the map long before the first theme park broke ground.
- [Little Saigon: The Mills 50 Walk](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/4167147-orlando/little-saigon-the-mills-50-walk/): After the fall of Saigon in 1975, about 1,100 Vietnamese refugees settled in Central Florida.
- [The Lake at the City's Heart](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/4167147-orlando/the-lake-at-the-citys-heart/): Lake Eola Park is the postcard Orlando chose for itself.
- [La Diez y Ocho: Pilsen's Living Gallery](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/4887398-chicago/la-diez-y-ocho-pilsens-living-gallery/): Pilsen was built in the 1870s by Czech and Bohemian immigrants who named it after Plzeň and filled it with Romanesque storefronts and a grand opera house.
- [The Skyscraper's First Mile](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/4887398-chicago/the-skyscrapers-first-mile/): After the 1871 fire cleared four square miles, Chicago had to rebuild fast and build up. The Loop became a laboratory.
- [Hyde Park: Gothic Towers and the Ghost of the White City](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/4887398-chicago/hyde-park-gothic-towers-and-the-ghost-of-the-white-city/): Hyde Park feels like a world apart, even though the Loop is a half-hour train ride north.
- [The River That Runs Backward](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/4887398-chicago/the-river-that-runs-backward/): Chicago's main branch flows away from Lake Michigan by design. In 1900 engineers reversed the river to stop sewage from poisoning the city's drinking water.
- [The Fire's Edge: Old Town and Lincoln Park](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/4887398-chicago/the-fires-edge-old-town-and-lincoln-park/): This walk traces the northern edge of the 1871 Chicago Fire, where a pocket of wooden workers' cottages and German beer-baron mansions survived by three blocks.
- [The Black Metropolis](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/4887398-chicago/the-black-metropolis/): Between the First World War and the 1970s, Bronzeville was the capital of Black Chicago.
- [Forever Open, Clear, and Free](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/4887398-chicago/forever-open-clear-and-free/): Chicago's lakefront was marked on an 1836 plat map as "Public Ground: A Common to remain forever Open, Clear & free of any buildings." Aaron Montgomery Ward spent 22 years and four Illinois Supreme Court cases enforcing those words.
- [Beer Barons to Bookshops: Wicker Park's Six Corners](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/4887398-chicago/beer-barons-to-bookshops-wicker-parks-six-corners/): Before Wicker Park filled up with record shops and taquerías, it was built by German and Polish beer barons who raised mansions on Hoyne and Pierce.
- [The Two Friedrichshains](https://www.wayside.tours/germany/2950159-berlin/the-two-friedrichshains/): Friedrichshain holds two of Berlin's most striking open-air monuments, and this walk ties them together.
- [Bernauer Strasse: The Wall Through an Ordinary Street](https://www.wayside.tours/germany/2950159-berlin/bernauer-strasse-the-wall-through-an-ordinary-street/): This self-guided walk follows the Berlin Wall Memorial along Bernauer Strasse, the only place where the full border strip survives: inner wall, death strip, watchtower, outer wall.
- [SO36: Kreuzberg's Unruly Heart](https://www.wayside.tours/germany/2950159-berlin/so36-kreuzbergs-unruly-heart/): SO36 was never supposed to be desirable.
- [Berlin's Imperial Spine: Unter den Linden to Museum Island](https://www.wayside.tours/germany/2950159-berlin/berlins-imperial-spine-unter-den-linden-to-museum-island/): This walk traces Berlin's most historic kilometer and a half.
- [Prenzlauer Berg: Preserved Streets, Hidden Histories](https://www.wayside.tours/germany/2950159-berlin/prenzlauer-berg-preserved-streets-hidden-histories/): Prenzlauer Berg survived the war almost intact, and this walk takes you through its quietest, most layered corners.
- [The Barn Quarter: Jewish Berlin Before and After](https://www.wayside.tours/germany/2950159-berlin/the-barn-quarter-jewish-berlin-before-and-after/): North of the grand boulevard Unter den Linden sits the Scheunenviertel, the old Barn Quarter.
- [Berlin: Power and Remembrance](https://www.wayside.tours/germany/2950159-berlin/berlin-power-and-remembrance/): This walk crosses Berlin from the Reichstag to the Tiergarten, following the thread of twentieth-century power and its memorials.
- [The Canals That Built Milan](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3173435-milan/the-canals-that-built-milan/): Milan was a port long before it was a fashion capital.
- [From Fortress to Park: Milan's Grand Axis](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3173435-milan/from-fortress-to-park-milans-grand-axis/): This walk follows Milan's most dramatic straight line: from the Sforza Castle's Filarete tower to the neoclassical Arco della Pace.
- [From Rail Yards to the Vertical Forest](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3173435-milan/from-rail-yards-to-the-vertical-forest/): Milan did something improbable after the 2008 financial crisis.
- [Leonardo's Milan](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3173435-milan/leonardos-milan/): Leonardo da Vinci spent seventeen years in Milan, and this walk follows his footprints through the Corso Magenta neighborhood.
- [Brera: The Artists' Quarter](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3173435-milan/brera-the-artists-quarter/): Brera is the Milan the Duomo crowds never see.
- [Mediolanum: The City Before the Duomo](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3173435-milan/mediolanum-the-city-before-the-duomo/): Milan was Mediolanum, capital of the Western Roman Empire, long before the Gothic spires of the Duomo ever rose.
- [Milan's Historic Core in Six Centuries](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3173435-milan/milans-historic-core-in-six-centuries/): Walk through six centuries of Milanese ambition in under two hours.
- [Cimiez: Two Thousand Years on One Hill](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2990440-nice/cimiez-two-thousand-years-on-one-hill/): A walk through the oldest layer of Nice, on a hill that was once the capital of the Roman Alps.
- [Libération: Nice's Own Market](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2990440-nice/liberation-nices-own-market/): This short walk through the Libération quarter shows Nice as it feeds itself, far from the seafront and the Promenade.
- [The Promenade the English Built](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2990440-nice/the-promenade-the-english-built/): The Promenade des Anglais began as a two-metre dirt path in 1822, funded by English winter visitors who wanted a place to stroll.
- [The Castle Hill That Has No Castle](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2990440-nice/the-castle-hill-that-has-no-castle/): This walk begins at the foot of Castle Hill, where a 32-metre war memorial is carved into the old quarry face, and climbs, by foot or by free lift, to the park on top.
- [When Nice Was Nissa](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2990440-nice/when-nice-was-nissa/): For most of its history, Nice was not French.
- [Rialto Market to the Frari](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3164603-venice/rialto-market-to-the-frari/): San Polo runs from the Rialto's fish and produce stalls, at their best before eleven in the morning, to two of the richest painted rooms in Venice.
- [Dorsoduro Art and Waterfront](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3164603-venice/dorsoduro-art-and-waterfront/): Dorsoduro packs more art into one walkable corner than most cities manage in a lifetime.
- [Zanipolo and the Bookshop Quarter](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3164603-venice/zanipolo-and-the-bookshop-quarter/): This walk loops through the campo life just north of San Marco.
- [Arsenale and Eastern Castello](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3164603-venice/arsenale-and-eastern-castello/): This is the longest, greenest walk in Venice, through the Castello that Venetians actually live in.
- [San Marco and La Fenice](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3164603-venice/san-marco-and-la-fenice/): St Mark's Square and La Fenice in one unhurried loop.
- [Cannaregio and the Jewish Ghetto](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3164603-venice/cannaregio-and-the-jewish-ghetto/): This walk starts on the Cannaregio Canal and climbs into the quarter where Venice confined its Jewish community from 1516.
- [Capitol Hill to Volunteer Park](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5809844-seattle/capitol-hill-to-volunteer-park/): Capitol Hill wears its counterculture past on every block, from the rainbow crosswalks on Broadway to the coffee culture that grew up around Pike and Pine.
- [Ballard Locks and Old Ballard](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5809844-seattle/ballard-locks-and-old-ballard/): Two Ballards sit side by side. At the Hiram M.
- [Fremont Oddities to Gas Works](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5809844-seattle/fremont-oddities-to-gas-works/): Fremont calls itself the Center of the Universe, and this walk collects the evidence in under two hours.
- [Chinatown, Japantown, Little Saigon](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5809844-seattle/chinatown-japantown-little-saigon/): This part of Seattle packs three histories into a few square blocks.
- [Space Needle to Kerry Park](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5809844-seattle/space-needle-to-kerry-park/): This walk starts on the 1962 World's Fair grounds and ends at the view that made them famous.
- [Pike Place and the New Waterfront](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5809844-seattle/pike-place-and-the-new-waterfront/): This walk follows Seattle's remade central waterfront from the Seattle Art Museum to the Olympic Sculpture Park.
- [Pioneer Square Underground and Above](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5809844-seattle/pioneer-square-underground-and-above/): Seattle started here, on a grid of Romanesque brick that rose from the Great Fire of 1889.
- [Harborwalk to the Seaport](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/4930956-boston/harborwalk-to-the-seaport/): Boston's Harborwalk strings 43 miles of working waterfront into one public path, and this stretch is its best few hundred yards.
- [South End Brownstones and SoWa](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/4930956-boston/south-end-brownstones-and-sowa/): The South End holds the largest intact stretch of Victorian row houses in the country, block after block of red brick bowfronts behind iron fences.
- [Fenway Ballpark and Museum Walk](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/4930956-boston/fenway-ballpark-and-museum-walk/): This walk starts under the sixty foot Citgo sign in Kenmore Square, then follows the street to Fenway Park, the oldest Major League ballpark still in use.
- [Downtown Freedom Trail Walk](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/4930956-boston/downtown-freedom-trail-walk/): This 95-minute walk follows the downtown Freedom Trail through five places where Boston's revolution was argued, fought, and remembered.
- [North End to Bunker Hill](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/4930956-boston/north-end-to-bunker-hill/): This walk picks up the Freedom Trail where the story turns from words to gunfire.
- [Back Bay Grand Avenues](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/4930956-boston/back-bay-grand-avenues/): Back Bay was a tidal basin until the 1850s, when Boston filled it with gravel and laid out its grandest grid, cross streets running alphabetically from Arlington to Hereford.
- [Beacon Hill and the Public Garden](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/4930956-boston/beacon-hill-and-the-public-garden/): Beacon Hill is Boston in its Federal era, brick row houses and gas lamps tucked beneath the State House's gold dome.
- [Duomo to Ponte Vecchio](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3176959-florence/duomo-to-ponte-vecchio/): This walk follows Via dei Calzaiuoli, the straight street that connects Florence's two seats of power: the cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore and the Palazzo Vecchio in Piazza della Signoria.
- [Oltrarno Artisans and Santo Spirito](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3176959-florence/oltrarno-artisans-and-santo-spirito/): Cross the Arno and leave the crowds behind. This walk threads through the Oltrarno, the left-bank quarter where Florence has made things for centuries.
- [San Niccolo to San Miniato](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3176959-florence/san-niccolo-to-san-miniato/): Florence keeps its best view at the top of a hill, and this walk reaches it the way the city does, slowly, through the Oltrarno.
- [Tornabuoni and Santa Maria Novella](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3176959-florence/tornabuoni-and-santa-maria-novella/): This walk stays on the refined western edge of Florence, where the city's richest families built their palaces and their chapels.
- [Santa Croce and Sant'Ambrogio](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3176959-florence/santa-croce-and-santambrogio/): This walk pairs two sides of the same neighborhood.
- [Medici San Lorenzo and San Marco](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3176959-florence/medici-san-lorenzo-and-san-marco/): This walk stays inside the district the Medici shaped around San Lorenzo and San Marco, and it leans on interiors.
- [Noailles and the Canebière: The Belly of Marseille](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2995469-marseille/noailles-and-the-canebiere-the-belly-of-marseille/): This walk threads the Canebière into Noailles, the market quarter you smell before you see it.
- [Cours Julien: Street Art and Stairways](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2995469-marseille/cours-julien-street-art-and-stairways/): Cours Julien is Marseille's open-air paint wall, one flight of painted steps above the Noailles market district.
- [Le Panier: The Oldest Quarter](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2995469-marseille/le-panier-the-oldest-quarter/): Le Panier is the hill where Marseille began.
- [MuCEM and the Joliette Waterfront](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2995469-marseille/mucem-and-the-joliette-waterfront/): Seven stops string Marseille's rebuilt northern waterfront into one easy, level walk.
- [The Corniche and the Vallon des Auffes](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2995469-marseille/the-corniche-and-the-vallon-des-auffes/): This flat walk follows the Corniche, Marseille's sea wall, south from the Plage des Catalans.
- [Up to Notre-Dame de la Garde](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2995469-marseille/up-to-notre-dame-de-la-garde/): This walk ties the harbor to the skyline.
- [Palais Longchamp and Its Park](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2995469-marseille/palais-longchamp-and-its-park/): Palais Longchamp looks like a palace, but its real subject is water.
- [The Pentes de la Croix-Rousse: The Canut Climb](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2996944-lyon/the-pentes-de-la-croix-rousse-the-canut-climb/): This walk follows the canuts, the silk weavers of Lyon, up the Pentes de la Croix-Rousse.
- [The Rhône Banks to the Parc de la Tête d'Or](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2996944-lyon/the-rhone-banks-to-the-parc-de-la-tete-dor/): This is Lyon's longest green walk: three kilometres along the reclaimed left bank of the Rhône, then the whole of the Parc de la Tête d'Or at a slow pace.
- [Saône to Rhône: Crossing the Presqu'île](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2996944-lyon/saone-to-rhone-crossing-the-presquile/): This walk follows the spine of Lyon's Presqu'île from the Saône to the Rhône, room by room through the squares the city has used as its public stage for three centuries.
- [Confluence: The New City on the Water](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2996944-lyon/confluence-the-new-city-on-the-water/): This walk runs south down quai Rambaud through Lyon's Confluence district, a former port and industrial zone rebuilt as the city's newest neighborhood.
- [The Croix-Rousse Plateau: The Market and the Canuts](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2996944-lyon/the-croix-rousse-plateau-the-market-and-the-canuts/): This is the flat, working half of the Croix-Rousse hill, where Lyon's silk weavers built their tall-windowed workshops and did their daily shopping.
- [Fourvière: Roman Lugdunum and the Hill Above the City](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2996944-lyon/fourviere-roman-lugdunum-and-the-hill-above-the-city/): Take the F2 funicular from Vieux Lyon to the top of Fourvière, then walk the hill back down through 2,000 years of Lyon's history.
- [Vieux Lyon: The Renaissance City and Its Traboules](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2996944-lyon/vieux-lyon-the-renaissance-city-and-its-traboules/): This walk follows the right bank of the Saône through Vieux Lyon, the Renaissance quarter that UNESCO added to the World Heritage list in 1998.
- [The Cathedral and the Grande Île](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2973783-strasbourg/the-cathedral-and-the-grande-ile/): This is the walk to do first in Strasbourg.
- [Petite France and the Covered Bridges](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2973783-strasbourg/petite-france-and-the-covered-bridges/): Petite France is the picture of Strasbourg that everyone brings home: half-timbered houses leaning over the Ill, lock gates, and the three towers of the Ponts Couverts.
- [Krutenau and the Quays](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2973783-strasbourg/krutenau-and-the-quays/): This walk stays on the south and east bank of the Ill, in the old boatmen's and fishermen's quarter that is now the student side of Strasbourg.
- [The European Quarter and the Orangerie](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2973783-strasbourg/the-european-quarter-and-the-orangerie/): This walk leaves the Grande Île behind and heads northeast to the European quarter, where three institutions sit within a few hundred metres of one another.
- [Neustadt: The German Imperial City](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2973783-strasbourg/neustadt-the-german-imperial-city/): Most visitors never leave the old town's timbered lanes. This walk does.
- [The Jardin Public, Saint-Seurin and the Palais Gallien](https://www.wayside.tours/france/3031582-bordeaux/the-jardin-public-saint-seurin-and-the-palais-gallien/): This quiet residential walk links Bordeaux's oldest layers to its greenest pause.
- [Quinconces to Pey-Berland: The 18th-Century City](https://www.wayside.tours/france/3031582-bordeaux/quinconces-to-pey-berland-the-18th-century-city/): This walk threads the set pieces of Bordeaux's 18th century into one straight line, running north from the cathedral quarter to the great esplanade.
- [Saint-Michel and the Capucins: The Market Quarter](https://www.wayside.tours/france/3031582-bordeaux/saint-michel-and-the-capucins-the-market-quarter/): This walk crosses the working half of southern Bordeaux, where the city's money gate once opened onto the quay and the market quarter grew up behind it.
- [La Bastide: Darwin and the Right Bank](https://www.wayside.tours/france/3031582-bordeaux/la-bastide-darwin-and-the-right-bank/): This walk begins on the Pont de pierre and crosses the Garonne into La Bastide, the right-bank neighborhood that grew up facing Bordeaux's grand 18th-century quays.
- [Saint-Pierre and the Water Mirror](https://www.wayside.tours/france/3031582-bordeaux/saint-pierre-and-the-water-mirror/): This is the walk to do first in Bordeaux.
- [Bacalan: The Cité du Vin and the Submarine Base](https://www.wayside.tours/france/3031582-bordeaux/bacalan-the-cite-du-vin-and-the-submarine-base/): Bacalan is the district Bordeaux rebuilt around its old wet docks.
- [The Chartrons: Wine Merchants and Antique Dealers](https://www.wayside.tours/france/3031582-bordeaux/the-chartrons-wine-merchants-and-antique-dealers/): The Chartrons is where Bordeaux's wine money was made.
- [Wazemmes and the Covered Market](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2998324-lille/wazemmes-and-the-covered-market/): This walk never leaves Wazemmes, the working-class quarter southwest of Lille's centre.
- [The Beaux-Arts and Vauban's Citadelle](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2998324-lille/the-beaux-arts-and-vaubans-citadelle/): This walk starts at a small house with a big reputation: Maison Coilliot, the Art Nouveau house Hector Guimard built in Lille, whose façade of enamelled lava was designed as an advertisement for its owner's ceramics business.
- [Vieux Lille and the Grand'Place](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2998324-lille/vieux-lille-and-the-grandplace/): Begin at the Palais Rihour, where the only Flamboyant Gothic survivors of a ducal palace hide behind a 19th-century facade.
- [The Palace of the Popes and the Bridge](https://www.wayside.tours/france/3035681-avignon/the-palace-of-the-popes-and-the-bridge/): This walk keeps to Avignon's northern tip, where the popes made their home and the Rhône did the rest.
- [Rue des Teinturiers and the Dyers' Quarter](https://www.wayside.tours/france/3035681-avignon/rue-des-teinturiers-and-the-dyers-quarter/): This is the walk to take when you want Avignon without the crowds.
- [Place de l'Horloge and the Old Town](https://www.wayside.tours/france/3035681-avignon/place-de-lhorloge-and-the-old-town/): Place de l'Horloge is where Avignon does its daily business, and this walk follows that rhythm from the civic square to the market stalls.
- [The Old Town's Merchant Grid](https://www.wayside.tours/romania/683506-bucharest/the-old-towns-merchant-grid/): This loop stays east of Calea Victoriei, inside the grid where Bucharest's merchants and guilds set up shop centuries before the boulevards arrived.
- [Calea Victoriei: From Revolution to the River](https://www.wayside.tours/romania/683506-bucharest/calea-victoriei-from-revolution-to-the-river/): Calea Victoriei is the street where Bucharest dressed up as Little Paris, and this walk follows it south from Revolution Square to the Dâmbovița.
- [The Doctors' Quarter of Cotroceni](https://www.wayside.tours/romania/683506-bucharest/the-doctors-quarter-of-cotroceni/): Cotroceni is Bucharest's best preserved interwar villa quarter, a low ridge west of the centre where doctors and professors built their houses in the 1920s and 1930s.
- [The Quarter Built on a Ruler](https://www.wayside.tours/romania/683506-bucharest/the-quarter-built-on-a-ruler/): Bucharest carries a scar that is also its most astonishing street.
- [The Armenian Quarter's Quiet Lanes](https://www.wayside.tours/romania/683506-bucharest/the-armenian-quarters-quiet-lanes/): Bucharest's Armenian community has lived and traded east of the center since the sixteenth century, but most visitors never reach their old quarter.
- [The Kiseleff Museum Axis](https://www.wayside.tours/romania/683506-bucharest/the-kiseleff-museum-axis/): This walk heads straight up Șoseaua Kiseleff, the avenue Bucharest laid out in 1832, from the traffic knot of Piața Victoriei to the lake at the city's northern edge.
- [From the Old Quarter to the Mountain](https://www.wayside.tours/romania/683844-brasov/from-the-old-quarter-to-the-mountain/): Brașov's southern side is the story of two communities sharing one city.
- [Brașov's Saxon Citadel Core](https://www.wayside.tours/romania/683844-brasov/brasovs-saxon-citadel-core/): This walk crosses the walled Saxon town of Brașov in one short loop.
- [The Avenue That Built Upward](https://www.wayside.tours/uruguay/3441575-montevideo/the-avenue-that-built-upward/): Avenida 18 de Julio is where Montevideo reached upward in the 1920s and 1930s, and this walk reads that working avenue close up.
- [The Drum Streets of Barrio Sur](https://www.wayside.tours/uruguay/3441575-montevideo/the-drum-streets-of-barrio-sur/): Barrio Sur is the neighborhood where Montevideo's candombe was raised, and on this loop the music is a weekly practice, not a memory.
- [The Weekend Walk to the Lighthouse](https://www.wayside.tours/uruguay/3441575-montevideo/the-weekend-walk-to-the-lighthouse/): This is the walk Montevideo takes on its own weekends.
- [From the Citadel Gate to the Port Market](https://www.wayside.tours/uruguay/3441575-montevideo/from-the-citadel-gate-to-the-port-market/): Montevideo began behind a citadel wall, and this walk crosses the whole old peninsula from that surviving gate to the iron market hall by the port.
- [The Upper Town's Three Squares](https://www.wayside.tours/romania/667268-sibiu/the-upper-towns-three-squares/): Piața Mare, Piața Mică, and Piața Huet were laid out by Sibiu's Saxon patricians, and this longer walk treats each square as the setting it is.
- [The Black Cathedral Climb](https://www.wayside.tours/france/3024635-clermont-ferrand/the-black-cathedral-climb/): Walk the steep spine of Clermont-Ferrand's old town, where streets climb in dark Volvic stone from the wide Place de Jaude to the black Gothic cathedral.
- [Royat's Valley of Water and Lava](https://www.wayside.tours/france/3024635-clermont-ferrand/royats-valley-of-water-and-lava/): Royat is Clermont-Ferrand's green escape, a narrow gorge where the Tiretaine runs between basalt cliffs and Belle Époque pavilions.
- [Montferrand, the Rival Bastide](https://www.wayside.tours/france/3024635-clermont-ferrand/montferrand-the-rival-bastide/): This walk begins where modern Clermont-Ferrand made its fortune, at L'Aventure Michelin on rue du Clos Four, then crosses into Montferrand, a bastide founded around 1120 by the counts of Auvergne as a deliberate rival to bishop-run Clermont.

## Guides

- [One day in New York City](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5128581-new-york-city/itinerary/): A self-guided one-day itinerary.
- [New York City: know before you go](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5128581-new-york-city/know-before-you-go/): Practical travel-planning facts.
- [One day in Paris](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2988507-paris/itinerary/): A self-guided one-day itinerary.
- [Paris: know before you go](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2988507-paris/know-before-you-go/): Practical travel-planning facts.
- [One day in Los Angeles](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5368361-los-angeles/itinerary/): A self-guided one-day itinerary.
- [Los Angeles: know before you go](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5368361-los-angeles/know-before-you-go/): Practical travel-planning facts.
- [One day in Miami](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/4164138-miami/itinerary/): A self-guided one-day itinerary.
- [Miami: know before you go](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/4164138-miami/know-before-you-go/): Practical travel-planning facts.
- [One day in Las Vegas](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5506956-las-vegas/itinerary/): A self-guided one-day itinerary.
- [Las Vegas: know before you go](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5506956-las-vegas/know-before-you-go/): Practical travel-planning facts.
- [One day in San Francisco](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5391959-san-francisco/itinerary/): A self-guided one-day itinerary.
- [San Francisco: know before you go](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5391959-san-francisco/know-before-you-go/): Practical travel-planning facts.
- [One day in London](https://www.wayside.tours/united-kingdom/2643743-london/itinerary/): A self-guided one-day itinerary.
- [London: know before you go](https://www.wayside.tours/united-kingdom/2643743-london/know-before-you-go/): Practical travel-planning facts.
- [One day in Rome](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3169070-rome/itinerary/): A self-guided one-day itinerary.
- [Rome: know before you go](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3169070-rome/know-before-you-go/): Practical travel-planning facts.
- [One day in Honolulu](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5856195-honolulu/itinerary/): A self-guided one-day itinerary.
- [Honolulu: know before you go](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5856195-honolulu/know-before-you-go/): Practical travel-planning facts.
- [One day in Madrid](https://www.wayside.tours/spain/3117735-madrid/itinerary/): A self-guided one-day itinerary.
- [Madrid: know before you go](https://www.wayside.tours/spain/3117735-madrid/know-before-you-go/): Practical travel-planning facts.
- [One day in Orlando](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/4167147-orlando/itinerary/): A self-guided one-day itinerary.
- [Orlando: know before you go](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/4167147-orlando/know-before-you-go/): Practical travel-planning facts.
- [One day in Chicago](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/4887398-chicago/itinerary/): A self-guided one-day itinerary.
- [Chicago: know before you go](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/4887398-chicago/know-before-you-go/): Practical travel-planning facts.
- [One day in Berlin](https://www.wayside.tours/germany/2950159-berlin/itinerary/): A self-guided one-day itinerary.
- [Berlin: know before you go](https://www.wayside.tours/germany/2950159-berlin/know-before-you-go/): Practical travel-planning facts.
- [One day in Milan](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3173435-milan/itinerary/): A self-guided one-day itinerary.
- [Milan: know before you go](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3173435-milan/know-before-you-go/): Practical travel-planning facts.
- [One day in Nice](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2990440-nice/itinerary/): A self-guided one-day itinerary.
- [Nice: know before you go](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2990440-nice/know-before-you-go/): Practical travel-planning facts.
- [One day in Venice](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3164603-venice/itinerary/): A self-guided one-day itinerary.
- [Venice: know before you go](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3164603-venice/know-before-you-go/): Practical travel-planning facts.
- [One day in Seattle](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5809844-seattle/itinerary/): A self-guided one-day itinerary.
- [Seattle: know before you go](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/5809844-seattle/know-before-you-go/): Practical travel-planning facts.
- [One day in Boston](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/4930956-boston/itinerary/): A self-guided one-day itinerary.
- [Boston: know before you go](https://www.wayside.tours/united-states/4930956-boston/know-before-you-go/): Practical travel-planning facts.
- [One day in Florence](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3176959-florence/itinerary/): A self-guided one-day itinerary.
- [Florence: know before you go](https://www.wayside.tours/italy/3176959-florence/know-before-you-go/): Practical travel-planning facts.
- [One day in Marseille](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2995469-marseille/itinerary/): A self-guided one-day itinerary.
- [Marseille: know before you go](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2995469-marseille/know-before-you-go/): Practical travel-planning facts.
- [One day in Lyon](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2996944-lyon/itinerary/): A self-guided one-day itinerary.
- [Lyon: know before you go](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2996944-lyon/know-before-you-go/): Practical travel-planning facts.
- [One day in Strasbourg](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2973783-strasbourg/itinerary/): A self-guided one-day itinerary.
- [Strasbourg: know before you go](https://www.wayside.tours/france/2973783-strasbourg/know-before-you-go/): Practical travel-planning facts.
- [One day in Bordeaux](https://www.wayside.tours/france/3031582-bordeaux/itinerary/): A self-guided one-day itinerary.
- [Bordeaux: know before you go](https://www.wayside.tours/france/3031582-bordeaux/know-before-you-go/): Practical travel-planning facts.
- [One day in Avignon](https://www.wayside.tours/france/3035681-avignon/itinerary/): A self-guided one-day itinerary.
- [Avignon: know before you go](https://www.wayside.tours/france/3035681-avignon/know-before-you-go/): Practical travel-planning facts.
- [One day in Bucharest](https://www.wayside.tours/romania/683506-bucharest/itinerary/): A self-guided one-day itinerary.
- [Bucharest: know before you go](https://www.wayside.tours/romania/683506-bucharest/know-before-you-go/): Practical travel-planning facts.
- [One day in Braşov](https://www.wayside.tours/romania/683844-brasov/itinerary/): A self-guided one-day itinerary.
- [Braşov: know before you go](https://www.wayside.tours/romania/683844-brasov/know-before-you-go/): Practical travel-planning facts.
- [One day in Montevideo](https://www.wayside.tours/uruguay/3441575-montevideo/itinerary/): A self-guided one-day itinerary.
- [Montevideo: know before you go](https://www.wayside.tours/uruguay/3441575-montevideo/know-before-you-go/): Practical travel-planning facts.
- [One day in Sibiu](https://www.wayside.tours/romania/667268-sibiu/itinerary/): A self-guided one-day itinerary.
- [Sibiu: know before you go](https://www.wayside.tours/romania/667268-sibiu/know-before-you-go/): Practical travel-planning facts.
- [One day in Clermont-Ferrand](https://www.wayside.tours/france/3024635-clermont-ferrand/itinerary/): A self-guided one-day itinerary.
- [Clermont-Ferrand: know before you go](https://www.wayside.tours/france/3024635-clermont-ferrand/know-before-you-go/): Practical travel-planning facts.

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