A beautiful city in Spain's Andalusian region was named the most walkable city in Europe , according to travel experts at Preply. However, a charming spot in Greece came in close ranking as a desirable destination for those who enjoy walking . Athens is the fifth best European city for exploring on foot, following Seville, Venice, Porto, and Florence.
Tourists can easily stroll between Athen's renowned landmarks within a compact two-mile radius. The city centre is easily traversed in less than 60 minutes, taking approximately 4,410 steps. Perched on the Acropolis, the Parthenon stands out as Athens' crowning jewel once a sacred temple dedicated to the goddess Athena back in the fifth century B.
C. One tourist 'kattriprevus' exclaimed on Tripadvisor: "Fabulous view, history and experience. The Parthenon was a highlight of our tour in Athens.
The views are stunning." Meanwhile, 'Michael and Gail Lenney' shared: "Absolutely amazing place. So much history.
Definitely a bucket list attraction." The Acropolis is adapting to modern times, implementing a fresh ticket system aimed at managing tourist numbers to safeguard the invaluable historic site. For those keen to meander through Athens and soak up its less imposing sights, the Plaka neighbourhood should not be missed.
With its quaint hillside village ambience, cobbled lanes rest beneath the watchful gaze of the Acropolis. Holidaymakers will find a plethora of cafes and tavernas in Plaka, many offering late-night outdoor dining and.