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Self-guided Walking Tour of Segovia (with Map)

Segovia is situated in central Spain’s region of Castile and León and has been a World Heritage City since 1985. With an old Jewish quarter, grand mansions, outstanding views and a green belt which is ideal for a pleasant stroll in the sunshine.

Andrew Ashton

3rd February 2022 · 4 min read

Self-guided Walking Tour of Bilbao (with Maps!)

Located in the northern mountain range lies Bilbao, is one of the most cosmopolitan and cool cities of the Basque Country. Its credentials are no doubt significantly boosted when the Frank Gehry–designed Guggenheim Museum.

Andrew Ashton

30th January 2022 · 6 min read

Walking Tour of Logroño

Logroño is a very pleasant city to explore on foot. It is a compact city which sticks that balance between traditional and modern; between the old buildings of yesteryear and the new buildings; such as the Old Town, and the new neighbourhoods.

Andrew Ashton

23rd August 2021 · 4 min read

Walking Tour of Pamplona

Known mainly for its Running of the bulls festival, Pamplona has much more to offer. From Navarrese capital’s cultural identity to being one of Spain’s greenest cities.

Andrew Ashton

24th July 2021 · 6 min read

Hadrians Wall - Day 6 - Heddon-on-the-Wall to Wallsend

The final day, and a journey into the busy city centre and industrial areas of Newcastle and along the River Tyne. This trail deviates from the original route of the wall in a number of places, but delivers a picturesque route along the Tyne into the City Centre, or you can travel along the wall which main leads you straight along Hexham Road.

Andrew Ashton

18th May 2021 · 18 min read

Hadrians Wall - Day 5 - Chollerford to Heddon-on-the-Wall

A brief cross over with St Oswalds Way will see you heading Eastward away from Heaven Fields and following closely the line of the wall. The wall was only one part of the infrastructure of Hadrian’s Wall with a defensive ditch also being dug.

Andrew Ashton

6th May 2021 · 15 min read

Hadrians Wall - Day 4 - Cawfields to Chollerford

You start at the Great Whin Sill at Cawfields Quarry – the volcanic plateau which large sections of the Wall are built on, before descending to Once Brewed and a visit to The Sill: National Landscape Discovery Centre. Heading out from Once Brewed you’ll soon be up on the Wall again and viewing one of the trails best scenes.

Andrew Ashton

1st May 2021 · 18 min read