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Exploring these destinations on foot is a real challenge!

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Lisbon, Portugal -

The Portuguese capital is one of the most picturesque cities in Europe. It's also one of the most challenging to explore on foot. The historic center unfolds over a series of hills and, while served by tram, your stamina will be tested if you opt to explore it on two feet.
 

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Birmingham, England -

Birmingham, the UK's second city, has a fairly compact center dominated by a huge shopping mall complex. But while this central zone is easy to tread, exploring further afield will likely require a vehicle, though the city is served by a decent tram network.
 

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Granada, Spain -

Most of Granada's downtown is walkable, and a pleasure to do so. The going gets tough when you make for its most famous visitor attraction, the Alhambra. Perched on Sabika Hill, an outcrop of the Sierra Nevada, this famous palace and fortress complex is worth the effort to reach on foot to absorb the magical atmosphere the upward hike exudes.
 

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Ahmedabad, India -

Ahmedabad is the most populous city in the Indian state of Gujarat and, frankly, a nightmare to explore on foot. An estimated 8.6 million people live here, and sometimes it feels like they're all using the same street. Do as many locals do and take a tuk tuk.
 
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