My walking tours are written for independent travelers: clear maps, timed stops, and local context so you can explore at your own pace. Choose guided routes by city or search for a route by interest (history, architecture, food).
Explore the most beautiful village on the Italian Riviera with this self-guided Portofino walking tour. This free 1-day route includes an easy-to-follow map of the top sites, from the colorful harbor and San Giorgio Church to the iconic Portofino Lighthouse.
With its blend of lakeside beauty and diplomatic history, there are many things to do in Geneva, even if you only have a short visit. This self-guided one day in Geneva itinerary and map is designed to help you see the best of the city efficiently, from the medieval Old Town to the United Nations headquarters. By following this self-guided route, you can maximize your time and experience the city’s top landmarks in a single, well-organized day.
Aosta is known as the “Rome of the Alps,” a compact town where massive Roman gates stand against a backdrop of snow-capped peaks. If you are looking for the best things to do in Aosta, the historic old town is flat, pedestrianized, and easy to explore on foot. Follow this self-guided Aosta walking tour to see ancient ruins and alpine lanes at your own pace, complete with a practical route map.
We stopped in Ferrara on our way to Venice to enjoy a quiet evening away from the heavy crowds. If you are looking for the best things to do in Ferrara, this compact city offers a beautifully preserved medieval old town that is perfect for exploring on foot. Let’s put on some comfortable shoes and walk through my favorite self-guided Ferrara walking tour itinerary, complete with a custom map and practical logistics.
San Luis Obispo is old California. Filled with history and very close to amazing California beaches and coastline, San Luis Obispo (SLO) is one of the best destinations on the California Central Coast. Southern California locals prefer driving to SLO instead of driving south to Los Angeles and San Diego. The San Luis Obispo area boasts very little traffic, smaller towns, wineries and a large university. This combination makes San Luis Obispo an ideal location for exploring all this richness in a relaxed way. Come along with me as we explore the best things to do in San Luis Obispo.
Planning an independent trip to Greece? Navigating the historic center on foot is the absolute finest way to explore, and this self-guided route map covers the absolute best things to do in Athens in a single day. From the ancient paths of the Acropolis to the charming alleys of Plaka, this efficient itinerary stands out among DIY athens walking tours to help you see the iconic sights seamlessly without feeling rushed.
Pisa is a historic Tuscan gem, famous for its iconic Leaning Tower and stunning architecture. This Pisa walking tour provides an efficient 1-day route and map to ensure you see the city’s highlights without unnecessary backtracking. From the Piazza dei Miracoli to the scenic Arno River, follow this expert guide to discover the best things to do in Pisa, Italy.
Perched on a Tuscan ridge, the medieval hill town of Volterra packs millennia of Etruscan, Roman, and medieval history into its stone walls. If you are looking for the best things to do in Volterra, this self-guided Volterra walking tour covers all the must-see sights in a single day. Follow this step-by-step route and custom map to maximize your time without the fluff.
Looking for the top things to do in Lucca? Located in the heart of Tuscany, this historic town is full of medieval charm, music, and gorgeous architecture. Join us on a self-guided Lucca walking tour to explore its best highlights, ancient Renaissance walls, and famous piazzas.
Thessaloniki is a city best explored on foot, where ancient Roman ruins sit tucked between modern cafes and a stunning Aegean promenade. This free self-guided walking tour takes you through the 12 best things to do in Thessaloniki in one day, complete with a custom map to ensure you don’t miss a single hidden gem.
