

Shoes instead of shuttle: There are cities that you don't have to ‘experience’ – you have to walk them. No searching for parking, no waiting for the tram. Just start walking, head up, eyes open, heart open.
Cities with high walkability (pedestrian-friendliness) not only make your city trip more relaxed, but also more sustainable. You experience more, save money and are right in the thick of things. Ideal for weekend trips or short breaks where you can easily reach all the sights on foot.
Welcome to the world of pedestrian-friendly city breaks – ideal for you if you fancy sightseeing with a pedometer.
‘Walkability’ may sound like a hipster smoothie, but it's actually the art of designing a city so that you can get around on foot in a relaxed and safe manner. The shorter the distances between attractions, the more time you have for the essentials: photos, coffee, little detours. Our walkability index measures:
Highlights within walking distance: Getreidegasse – Fortress – Mirabell Gardens
Circular route (approx.): ~2 km / 25 Min.
Hotel in the city center: Motel One Salzburg-Mirabell
Highlights within walking distance: Canal Belt – Anne Frank House – Rijksmuseum
Circular route (approx.): ~3 km / 45 Min.
Hotel in the city center: Motel One Amsterdam
Highlights within walking distance: St. Stephen's Cathedral – Hofburg Palace – MuseumsQuartier
Circular route (approx.): ~2,5 km / 35 Min.
Hotel in the city center: Motel One Vienna-Staatsoper
Highlights within walking distance: Royal Mile – Holyrood Palace – Arthur's Seat
Circular route (approx.): ~3,2 km / 50 Min
Hotel in the city center: Motel One Edinburgh-Royal
Highlights within walking distance: Marienplatz – Viktualienmarkt – English Garden
Circular route (approx.): ~4 km / 55 Min.
Hotel in the city center: Motel One Munich-Sendlinger Tor
Highlights within walking distance: Old Town Square – Charles Bridge – Prague Castle
Circular route (approx.): ~3.5 km / 60 min.
Hotel in the city center: Motel One Prague











