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The 2 Best Walking Day Trips

2 day trips  ·  from $34 a seat

The 2 best walking day trips you can book today, with what each costs, how long the road really is and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.

Madrid: 6-Hour Day Trip to Toledo with Guided Walking Tour - Starting at Calle Ferraz, 3 in Madrid
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Madrid: 6-Hour Day Trip to Toledo with Guided Walking Tour

1.Madrid: 6-Hour Day Trip to Toledo with Guided Walking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 1,029 reviews · 6 hours · from $34Our pick

Travel by coach from central Madrid to Toledo, stopping at the Mirador del Valle and a Damasquino workshop before a guided walk through Plaza de Zocodover, the Jewish Quarter, Town Hall Square, and the Gothic Cathedral. Guides may include Carlos, Jesus, or Ricardo, with Spanish and English commentary.

“Everything was perfect seeing the old capital of Spain , the city of religious tolerance, where Muslims, Christians, and Jews coexisted for centuries !!! A rare thing nowadays but still exist in my country Albania. When I was young I read the book "The Jewess of Toledo" of Lion Feuchtwanger and was very impressed from it but our guide did not mention it !”

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Nara Half Day Trip Walking Tour (Private Option Available) - Todaiji Temple and the Great Buddha
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Nara Half Day Trip Walking Tour (Private Option Available)

2.Nara Half Day Trip Walking Tour (Private Option Available)

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 937 reviews · from $105Top rated

See Nara with a small group and an English-speaking local guide such as Shin, Yuki, or Miyabi. Visit Todaiji, Kasuga Taisha, Kofuku-ji, Nara Park, and Naramachi, with temple admissions and a Japanese lunch included. A private option is also available.

“Eri-san was an amazing tour guide and showed us all the must-see sights in Nara. :) She was very knowledgeable about the religious customs of Japan, and we learned a lot about how Japanese culture and history influenced its religious traditions. She also showed us a few shops with artisan goods, such as knives and traditional Nara sweets (persimmon cakes!). Lunch was also filling, and the restaurant was super accommodating for the member of our group who is allergic to fish. At the end of the tour, our guide also recommended to us a traditional place to get mochi, as well as her favorite kakigori shop. But the best part…”

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