Walking Tours

Mountains, ocean, and a lot of wet sidewalks. Vancouver spends big parts of the year under soft Pacific rain, with forests and seawalls that feel extra green.

Italian-speaking lakeside and palm trees. Lugano is the Ticino vibe.

Canals, bikes, and a mix of history and laid-back cool. Museums and brown cafés sit next to street art and nightlife. Rain or shine, Amsterdam feels like a village that happens to be a capital.

Stone closes, castles, and mist over the hills. Edinburgh in the rain feels moody and atmospheric, perfect for cafés, pubs, and bookshops.

Poetry, roses, and Persepolis nearby. Shiraz is the heart of Persian culture.

Painted houses and a giant rock above a flooded landscape. Guatapé is colour and views.

Steep streets, tiled facades, and the Douro River. Porto feels like an old port city with a cosy, slightly melancholic charm.

The Mezquita, patios, and Andalusian heat. Córdoba is Moorish heritage in one city.

Mandalay, Myanmar — royal palace, monks at dawn, and the U Bein Bridge at sunset.

Iconic river, bridges, and neighbourhoods along the Thames.

Yangon, Myanmar — shwedagon Pagoda glowing gold, colonial boulevards, and tea houses.

Old town, morning markets, and alpine vibes. Takayama is small-town Japan at its best.

Ganges, ghats, and yoga retreats at the foot of the Himalayas. Rishikesh is spiritual and backpacker.

A port city with a citadel, maritime history, and friendly locals. Halifax is the gateway to Nova Scotia.

Colonial streets, four rivers, and a large expat community. Cuenca is Ecuador’s most liveable city.

Colonial streets, rooftop bars, and a large expat and artist community. San Miguel is colourful and warm.

Dramatic coast, surf, and pasties. Cornwall is England's wild western edge.

Savannah Historic District, USA — spanish moss, squares, and antebellum architecture in a walkable coastal city.

Baroque churches and a hill of crosses. Vilnius is a walkable capital with a quirky, creative side.

Pintxos, a perfect bay, and a mountain in the middle. San Sebastián is food and beach in one.

The world's largest religious monument wrapped in jungle. Angkor is ancient and utterly awe-inspiring.

Hanok village and bibimbap. Jeonju is tradition and food in one city.

A capital in a gorge with fortifications and EU institutions. Luxembourg is small and wealthy.

Mountains, villas, and water. The Lecco arm of Como is slightly quieter but just as stunning.