The 10 Most Walkable Cities in Europe That Aren't Paris or Rome

Seville, Spain: Andalusian Ambles

Seville, with its vibrant culture and Moorish heritage, is a city that invites exploration on foot. The historic center, one of the largest in Europe, is a labyrinth of narrow streets and lively plazas. The city’s pedestrian-friendly design is exemplified by areas like the Santa Cruz neighborhood, where cars are few and far between. Walking through Seville means encountering architectural wonders such as the Seville Cathedral and the Alcázar, as well as enjoying the city’s lively atmosphere, with flamenco music and tapas bars providing a sensory backdrop to your strolls.