For you, a city is best discovered on foot. Here are 5 destinations in Europe to experience a car-free getaway.
We must acknowledge, cars - especially those that pollute - are becoming less and less welcome in European cities, particularly in historic city centers that require preservation. Here are 5 European cities that have already made the move and look forward to seeing you on foot!
Discover this charming city's canals, museums, and art galleries. Thanks to its efficient public transportation system and walkable neighborhoods, you can easily navigate this bike-friendly city without a car.
Venice, in Italy
Enjoy a traditional Venetian experience on a famous water bus, or opt for a romantic gondola ride among the city's canals.
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Bruges, also known as the Venice of the North, aims to ban or severely limit cars within the city as much as possible. The Bruges city center is largely pedestrianized, with designated zones either closed to vehicles or accessible only with special permission, especially in the afternoons. To navigate these restricted areas, drivers must obtain a specific permit. As a result, tourists can take in the picturesque cobblestone streets and canals in a more serene and peaceful environment.
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The city has banned all cars, and as you get closer to the city centre, parking fees rise. You can find peaceful tranquility in Dubrovnik's famous city walls, narrow cobblestone streets and historic buildings.
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Having set the pressure to a comfortable level, the next step is to immerse yourself in a welfare-promoting ambiance. This can be achieved by finding a quiet and peaceful spot where you can truly unwind.
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Those who enjoy Zermatt will take the train (or a taxi) from the closest town, about 5 kilometers away, as this charming Swiss ski resort takes pride in being a “car-free village,” for a one-of-a-kind mountain experience of its own. You can rest assured, electric taxis and complimentary electric buses travel through this small town.