In the ranking, the cities of Lisbon, Porto and Coimbra are highlighted, in different positions. According to a press release, Lisbon ranks 10th; Porto, 13th; and Coimbra, 92nd.
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As mentioned in the same document, “these cities are recognised for their historic character, vibrant urban life and walkable areas, offering visitors the opportunity to explore their streets, landmarks and neighbourhoods at their own pace.” The presence of the Portuguese cities in the ranking, showcases the “growing interest in Portugal as a destination for travellers seeking authentic, on-foot experiences.”
Ignacio Merino Romero, CEO of Freetour.com, stated in the press release that “Portugal offers a great variety of destinations that are ideal for exploring on foot, from larger capitals to smaller historic cities. We’ve seen increasing interest from travellers looking to discover these places through walking tours and local experiences.”
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The investigation was “based on reservations, reviews, and tours completed by millions of travellers, reflecting their genuine preferences.”
The best in the world
The top 10 opens with Budapest, leading the ranking, followed by Rome, Vienna, Barcelona and Madrid. Paris and Prague rank 6th and 7th, respectively, with Naples (8th) and Florence (9th) ranking higher than Lisbon.
