Walk The World

Patterned pavements, pastel-painted houses and custard tarts are three good reasons to love Lisbon - but there’s a whole lot more to discover.

If you enjoy a touch of imperial splendour - not to mention fabulous cakes - you’re going to love Budapest.

From elaborately-decorated royal tombs to spice-scented souks, Marrakech offers plenty to sink your teeth into.

Cutting-edge architecture, historic streets and fabulous food - Copenhagen has it all.

This picture-perfect city has plenty of spine-tingling tales to tell.

Bamberg is Germany’s most picturesque city - and home to its most unusual beer. Join me to explore its many curiosities, including the town hall in the middle of the river.

Beaches, Bauhaus buildings and street art: Tel Aviv may be the Middle East’s surprising city.

Come explore this stylish Belgian city, with its rich history and its cobblestone streets.

Join me on a virtual walk through the Spanish city of Seville.

Get ready to step into the heart of history. Istanbul has beguiled visitors for thousands of years: on this virtual stroll through the one of its most fascinating neighbourhoods, we find out why.

Look beyond the beach to discover Rio’s most intriguing neighbourhood. On a virtual stroll through Santa Teresa, we discover boho bars, gorgeous architecture - and South America’s most spectacular staircase.

Naples has 2000 years of history packed into its narrow streets and on this colourful virtual walk, we will discover the city’s highlights, from baroque churches to vibrant street art and plenty of delicious things to eat.

Roam the globe without leaving home with Walk the World, the podcast that takes you on virtual walks through the world’s most fascinating cities. In this episode we explore Asakusa, home to Tokyo’s oldest temple and taste sensations such as matcha gelato.

Wouldn’t you rather be in Paris? Stretch your legs and your mind with this bite-size virtual stroll through Paris’ Second Arrondissement, taking in medieval towers, art nouveau architecture and the city’s oldest patisserie.