The European city that has been crowned most of the world – with £ 4 beers and short flights from the UK

Ready to dump the rental car and rely on your own two foot this summer?

You are lucky. A study of Compare the market has unveiled the most walkable destinations in the world and the best rated city is just a short flight away from the UK.

Munich defeated heavy competition from Milan and Paris and was crowned the easiest city in the world to explore on foot.

According to the researchers, 86 percent of the population of Munich lives within 1 km from a car -free space.

And 85 percent of the residents live within a 1 km of health care and education facilities.

The Bavarian City is also a great destination for tourists to make ends meet with many of the most important attractions within walking distance.

The Marienplatz, the large historic square of Munich, is the top attraction of the city and is over the head of the Clocktower.

The mechanical clock of Rathaus-Glozspiel is a must-see with characters performing scenes in the history of the city twice a day.

According to researchers from Compare The Market, 86 percent of the population of Munich lives within 1 km from a car -free space

The English garden park comprises 375 hectares with visitors who can see how surfers try the Eisbach golf on the Eisbachwalle -River

From Marienplatz, tourists only have a five -minute walk to reach the Frauenkirche of the city, a restored Gothic Catholic Church.

The church is known for its mysterious ‘Devil’s Footprint’, a large black footprint that adorns one of its floor tiles.

After they have admired the church, tourists are confronted with just eight minutes walk to reach the Residenz Munich, a historic palace that is one of the best attractions in the city.

The Residenz houses the Bavarian Crown Jewels and served as the Government seat of Munich until 1918.

Tourists are then only a short walk of the famous English garden of Munich, the largest park in the city.

The park comprises 375 hectares with visitors who are able to see how surfers try the Eisbach golf on the Eisbachwalle river, or enjoy a spectacular view from the Monopteros, a small Greek temple foolishness on top of a hill.

And after all that walking, visitors can go to one of the renowned beer rooms or gardens of the city to record the iconic beer culture of Munich.

According to Introduction of MunichThe average costs of a beer are only € 4/£ 3.40 in the German city. In the meantime, a pretext only costs € 1.50/£ 1.27.

According to the introduction of Munich, the average costs of a beer are only € 4/£ 3.40 in the German city

From Marienplatz, tourists only have a five -minute walk to reach the Frauenkirche of the city, a restored Gothic Catholic Church

Milan was mentioned as the world’s second -most walkable city, while Warsaw, Helsinki and Paris walked the top five.

On the other side of the scale, Manila, the capital of the Philippines, was arranged as the least walking city in the world.

Are you planning to stay in the UK this summer?

Another study recently has the The most walkable city of the UK And it is a hotspot by the sea that took the first place.