When you would rather not navigate train and tram lines, nor busy bus routes, a staycation where you can just leisurely walk around is the best.
Many holidaymakers believe that the best way to truly immerse oneself in a city is by exploring it on foot, and this becomes an even more picturesque ideal during autumn.
With the leaves changing to hues of gold and burgundy, the air turning crisp, and fewer tourists around, walking offers both comfort and beauty.
The UK boasts some of the most stunning and ancient landmarks that transport you into a fairytale during the autumn season, but which city is the best for walking?
A recent study by Preply has unveiled the top 10 most walkable cities in the UK, spotlighting the destinations that are perfect for autumnal escapes.
The researchers considered key factors such as the distance between major attractions, the time taken to travel between them, and the number of steps needed to fully explore each place.
Topping the list is a breathtaking historic city renowned for its accessibility, beauty, and unique charm during the autumn months. But would you agree with this number one spot?
