If you're on the lookout for an exceptional city perfect for pedestrians, the language experts at Preply have uncovered Europe's leading walkable hotspots. Amongst them, a Greek city has been hailed as one of the finest for travellers who prefer to take in sights on foot. A Spanish urban haven may have clinched the title of Europe's ultimate pedestrian paradis e, but Athens proudly secured fifth place, as per the findings of Preply's team.
It's good news for Britons eager to explore historical marvels with all major attractions conveniently located within a two-mile radius. Spending just one day walking around the city will leave visitors surprised by how much they see, and it's the best way to explore the lesser-known sites of Athens. A standout landmark is the Parthenon, a majestic temple that graced the Acropolis in the fifth century, honouring the goddess Athena.
From numerous vantage points across Athens, this revered site commands attention from its elevated position. On Triadvisor , one visitor branded the Parthenon "breathtaking" and explained: "The pure beauty and history of the Parthenon makes it worth the hike! The panoramic views of Athens are incredible. Although very busy the ascent and descent is very organised and orderly.
Wear sensible shoes and bring water and enjoy!" Another pair of visitors shared their awe: "Absolutely amazing place. So much history. Definitely a bucket list attraction.
" To maintain its historic grandeur, the Acropolis has a novel ticketi.