Walking through some of the narrow, car-free streets of Florence, from the pretty and untouristed Oltrarno district to one of Italy's oldest bridges and other must-visit spots in Florence ...

one-way streets make driving a nightmare and many areas are relegated pedestrians or authorized traffic only. Florence was practically made for walking – except, perhaps, for women fond of heels.

You'll probably spend a good chunk of time walking the narrow streets between the Duomo and ... is one of the most popular attractions in Florence, the lines to get inside are always long.

Florence, Italy, is a place of incredible beauty. It's the most walkable city in the world, full of historical buildings, art ...

I have enjoyed visiting Italy, and one of my favorite spots for avoiding tons of crowds is Bologna. The walkable city welcomes fewer tourists than places such as Florence and Rome. Bologna also ...