Sentences with phrase «explore the city on foot»

A lot of tourists have a guilty pleasure of wearing Crocs, flip - flops or hiking shoes when exploring a city on foot.

Great shots and fantastic espadrilles to explore the city on foot!

For a day of exploring the city on foot, I opted for this flowy floral dress (which, btw is a great deal at the moment), my comfiest booties, and my favorite cropped pink jacket.

And I also love exploring the city on foot and try to walk to - and - from where I'm going whenever I can.

If you love exploring a city on foot, but like some more information on what you're seeing, you should take a walking tour.

Auckland CBD was a mere thirty minutes drive away and when we checked in to our brilliant accommodation at CityLife Auckland we parked the car and left it there for the next two days as we explored the city on foot.

I decided to explore the city on foot and walked almost the whole afternoon.

However, with such a unique atmosphere, hours can be spent simply exploring the city on foot.

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Bonus: you can explore more of a city's nooks and crannies when you're on foot.

Tripping around a new city meant lots of exploring on foot: Nano was faultless, with a great recline for tired kids, a roomy basket for shopping, but most importantly, smooth handling for manoeuvring around, and getting up & down kerbs was a cinch!I couldn't believe just how much of an impact using the right buggy could have when travelling with kids - and in our eyes it paid for itself on the first trip!

Some years ago when I lived in the centre of London I started exploring the city through guided tours — mostly walking tours in which you turn up at a tube station and join a guide for an exploration of an area on foot.

However, theres one thing I did do right, and thats lace up my shoes and explore one of the greatest cities in the world on foot.

Explore music city on foot with this fun race.

And when you get off the boat, explore the port cities on foot.

Make sure to do most of your exploring on foot — this city isn't huge and you can see so much from walking!

Add sandals + a hat to make this outfit ideal for running around town on the weekends or exploring a new city on foot.

Some cities have reputations to be great places to explore on foot.

It also happens to be great vacation attire if you have a day of traveling or if you're exploring a new city on foot & doing some window shopping.

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The inner city is easily explored on foot or by bicycle.

Of course, you can wander around Istanbul from east to west and explore this magnific bustling city of Turkey for days on end, without setting foot inside a museum or monument.

When it comes to getting around, Christchurch is a compact city and its lack of hills makes it ideal for cycling and exploring on foot.

La Paz is a charming city, small enough to easily explore on foot, and is comfortable and safe for travelers.

Ideal for a long weekend, the city of Porto is easily explore - able on foot.

The birthplace of the Renaissance, the city is busting with creativity, art and beauty, and its compact city center makes it easy to explore on foot.

Starting from free flights to exploring new cities on foot — there are plenty of ways to reach your destination for free.

It is a way to explore this magnificent city and surrounds on foot instead of through the windscreen of a car, and allows one to really get to know Cape Town.

With no cars on the island, Venice is the perfect city to explore by foot, vaporetto and gondola, a once - in - a-lifetime experience at the top of many travel bucket lists!

Cape Town is a city for exploring on foot and Apartment Louis is well located a few minutes walk to prominent sights including, The Castle, City Hall, Greenmarket Square, Adderley Street Flower Market and the Eastern Food Bazcity for exploring on foot and Apartment Louis is well located a few minutes walk to prominent sights including, The Castle, City Hall, Greenmarket Square, Adderley Street Flower Market and the Eastern Food BazCity Hall, Greenmarket Square, Adderley Street Flower Market and the Eastern Food Bazaar.

We flew from Brussels to Lisbon, where we spent four days exploring the capital city on foot.

The delightful city has a beautiful Old Town which is ideal for exploring on foot.

Our early afternoon arrival gives you time at leisure - the city centre's narrow alleys are ideal for exploring on foot.

The best way to take in the older parts of this city is on foot, the area is not large but it's been wonderfully well - maintained - the shops are many and varied, and in this conclave of southern India you are mainly left to your own devices as you explore, with only the occasional, good - natured request to «look see» at the goods on offer.

The compact city centre is small enough to cross on foot in less than 15 minutes, making it easy to explore.

Centrally located in the heart of Christchurch, ibis Christchurch is the ideal base for holidaymakers looking to explore New Zealand's iconic «Garden City» on foot.

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Use orange city buses, or explore the whole city centre just as easily on foot.

Whether it's trekking to the Lost City of Petra in Jordan or cycling around the Angkor temples in Cambodia, you'll get to explore more of your chosen destination than just the standard highlights, either by bike or on foot.

The city is characterised by narrow streets, secluded courtyards, a harbour and some fine examples of restored historic buildings and all combine to make the city a wonderful place to explore on foot.

After relaxing on its beach at the foot of 39 - foot cliffs, explore the ruins of an ancient Mayan city.

Once we picked up our necessities at City Mall we set off on foot to explore the downtown area.

The hotel is in a wonderful location right in the heart of the city making it easy to explore all of Stone Town on foot.

From here you can explore on foot the city with its many interesting buildings and sights as well as many pubs, restaurants and cafes with a wide range of tastes.

Many guests never touch their cars after checking in, since the Inn is so perfectly situated for exploring the nation's Oldest City on foot.

Explore markets, fine architecture, restaurants and tourist attractions on foot, or dive to the must - see sights: Walk to: Castle of Good Hope, Grand Parade market, City Hall, Adderley Street Flower Market, Greenmarket Square, Long Street, Bo - Kaap Cape Malay Quarter, Company's Gardens, Slave Lodge, SA Museum, National Art Gallery, Planitarium, restaurants.

Charming waterside walkways, landmark - lined footpaths, and central temples make Hoi An the perfect city to explore on foot.

We enjoyed a full day exploring its capital city, Ponta Delgada, on foot before picking up a car in order to discover the other parts of the island.

The usually central location makes it easy to explore Sydney - either on foot or by taking advantage of Sydneys effective inner - city public transport system which includes public busses, trains and Harbour ferries.

Stockholm is made to be explored on foot as there are plenty of paths throughout the city and around the islands making it super pedestrian friendly.