All cities
Every city on this site, with free walking tours, guided walks and private tours.
Amsterdam The canal rings only make sense at walking pace: choose between the Jordaan, the Plantage, the hidden hofjes and the gabled water. Berlin Berlin divides by subject rather than by centre, so choose the walk that matches the part of its history you came to understand. Lisbon Lisbon is walked uphill and back down again, so the quarter you choose matters more than the distance between the sights. London London grew out of villages that ran together, so the right walk depends on whether you want the river landmarks or a district in depth. Madrid Habsburg squares, Lavapiés backstreets and late tapas: work out which Madrid walk fits a first visit and which one fits your next. New York The grid makes New York easy to cross and hard to read, which is why walks downtown and off the grid repay a guide here. Paris Paris rewards walkers who pick a quarter: the islands and the Marais, then Montmartre, Belleville or the covered passages. Porto Porto is walked in levels, so pick the route that matches your legs, your day and the part of the city you actually came for. Reykjavík Reykjavík is walked between the harbour and the church tower, so the choice is less about the route than about who sets the start time. Rome Rome stacks eras on the same street, so the question is which layer you walk: the ancient core, the baroque squares or Trastevere.
The list grows with the supply: a city appears here once it has a real choice of English-led walking tours to compare. Free walking tours get a section of their own where there are enough of them to choose between; elsewhere the page starts with the booked walks.