How to spend a free day in any European City
Got no plans on the itinerary? This is how we suggest you attack your free day

Pick one restaurant, food item, or destination
Is there a famous dish from the city you're in? A locally renowned street food stall? A suggestion from a friend? Some place you saw on a tv show that looked delicious? Is the city known for a specific historical site? museum? Park or boulevard? No need to overwhelm yourself: just pick one spot, and commit to going there.
- Find it on a map and plan your route there
- Let's hope its open, but if not - hey its an adventure!
If you can walk there, walk there
So you decided what your destination is. Now, look at a map of the city and where your destination is in proximity to your location. If it's walkable, go for the walk. Taking a walk is one of the best ways to discover a new city.
- If its too far to walk, take the metro, tram, bus or bike: Learning the public transport systems in a city not only makes your life easier but it's often cheaper than a taxi and gives you a taste of how the locals get around.

Find a view
Getting a new vantage point is always a great way to discover a new city. Head for a park or an old church that has access to its rooftop or bell tower. Maybe even go on the hunt for a hotel or public building that has a rooftop view deck, bar, or restaurant.
