12 Longest Walking Routes Around the World (2026)
Data as of 2026-06-11 · Last reviewed 2026-06-11 · 12 entries
Explore some of the longest single-stretch pedestrian routes around the world, perfect for those who enjoy walking and soaking in the sights. These routes, verified for their distance, offer a unique way to experience the culture, history, and landmarks of each city. From the bustling streets of Tokyo to the scenic paths of Oslo, each walk presents an opportunity to connect with the essence of these vibrant locations. As of 2026-06-11, here are the top 12 longest walking routes that promise to be both enjoyable and rewarding.
Tokyo
JapanThe route from Tokyo Tower to Tokyo National Museum spans 7.93 km and takes approximately 106 minutes to walk. Along the way, you'll encounter the iconic Tokyo Tower, a symbol of the city, and the Tokyo National Museum, which showcases Japan's rich history and culture.
Verified by: Walking route (OSRM)Oslo
NorwayWalk from Munch Museum to Fram Museum on a 7.76 km route that lasts about 104 minutes. This journey allows you to explore the renowned Munch Museum, home to the works of Edvard Munch, and the Fram Museum, dedicated to Norway's polar exploration history.
Verified by: Walking route (OSRM)Kyoto
JapanThe scenic route from Kinkaku-ji Temple to Heian Jingū covers 7.63 km and takes around 102 minutes. Experience the beauty of Kinkaku-ji, also known as the Golden Pavilion, before heading to Heian Jingū, a shrine renowned for its stunning gardens.
Verified by: Walking route (OSRM)Oslo
NorwayWalk from Munch Museum to Fram Museum on a 7.76 km route that lasts about 104 minutes. This journey allows you to explore the renowned Munch Museum, home to the works of Edvard Munch, and the Fram Museum, dedicated to Norway's polar exploration history.
Verified by: Walking route (OSRM)Tokyo
JapanThe route from Tokyo Tower to Tokyo National Museum spans 7.93 km and takes approximately 106 minutes to walk. Along the way, you'll encounter the iconic Tokyo Tower, a symbol of the city, and the Tokyo National Museum, which showcases Japan's rich history and culture.
Verified by: Walking route (OSRM)Kyoto
JapanThe scenic route from Kinkaku-ji Temple to Heian Jingū covers 7.63 km and takes around 102 minutes. Experience the beauty of Kinkaku-ji, also known as the Golden Pavilion, before heading to Heian Jingū, a shrine renowned for its stunning gardens.
Verified by: Walking route (OSRM)Kyoto
JapanThe scenic route from Kinkaku-ji Temple to Heian Jingū covers 7.63 km and takes around 102 minutes. Experience the beauty of Kinkaku-ji, also known as the Golden Pavilion, before heading to Heian Jingū, a shrine renowned for its stunning gardens.
Verified by: Walking route (OSRM)Tokyo
JapanThe route from Tokyo Tower to Tokyo National Museum spans 7.93 km and takes approximately 106 minutes to walk. Along the way, you'll encounter the iconic Tokyo Tower, a symbol of the city, and the Tokyo National Museum, which showcases Japan's rich history and culture.
Verified by: Walking route (OSRM)New York
United StatesThe route from the Statue of Liberty to Brooklyn Bridge is 6.96 km long and takes approximately 79 minutes. This iconic walk offers breathtaking views of New York City's skyline and two of its most famous landmarks.
Verified by: Walking route (OSRM)Oslo
NorwayWalk from Munch Museum to Fram Museum on a 7.76 km route that lasts about 104 minutes. This journey allows you to explore the renowned Munch Museum, home to the works of Edvard Munch, and the Fram Museum, dedicated to Norway's polar exploration history.
Verified by: Walking route (OSRM)Oslo
NorwayWalk from Munch Museum to Fram Museum on a 7.76 km route that lasts about 104 minutes. This journey allows you to explore the renowned Munch Museum, home to the works of Edvard Munch, and the Fram Museum, dedicated to Norway's polar exploration history.
Verified by: Walking route (OSRM)Kyoto
JapanThe scenic route from Kinkaku-ji Temple to Heian Jingū covers 7.63 km and takes around 102 minutes. Experience the beauty of Kinkaku-ji, also known as the Golden Pavilion, before heading to Heian Jingū, a shrine renowned for its stunning gardens.
Verified by: Walking route (OSRM)
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Methodology
Walking distances are computed by the FOSSGIS OSRM foot profile against OpenStreetMap. Landmarks + city identifiers come from Wikidata; photos from Wikimedia Commons. Reviewed quarterly. Data as of 2026-06-11.