Walk The World
Ute JunkerThere’s something so thrilling about discovering somewhere new - and with Walk the World, you can go exploring without leaving home. Lace up your virtual walking shoes and take a stroll through some dazzling destinations with these bite-size episodes. In series one, travel writer Ute Junker goes roaming some of the world’s most exciting cities. For more podcasts by Ute Junker, check out I Know Thi... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 14 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Categories | Places & TravelSociety & Culture | ||||
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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.
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- Bite size delights for the travel-starved
How lovely to be strolling along the streets of these beautiful cities with such a knowledgeable, warm and worldly guide. Ute shares fascinating tidbits of history and culture as well as great foodie tips. This is the next best thing to going there - a girl can dream, can’t she?!
Apple Podcasts5PenSzen
Australia4 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #101 |  Germany/Society & Culture/Places & Travel |
Apple Podcasts | #133 |  Hong Kong/Society & Culture/Places & Travel |
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