Nov 20, 2025
The ancient medina is a UNESCO site with extremely narrow lanes where cars can’t enter. Movement is entirely on foot or by donkey carts.
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Motor vehicles are restricted during summer. The island is known for its boardwalk paths and relaxed pedestrian only environment.
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Known as the “Venice of the North,” this idyllic village has no roads only canals and bike paths. Locals travel by boat or bicycle.
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All motor vehicles are prohibited. People get around using donkeys, water taxis, or walking, keeping the island calm and traditional.
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Cars have been banned since 1898. Transport is by horse drawn carriage, bicycles, or walking.
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With no cars allowed, Sark remains one of Europe’s quietest islands. Travel is by tractor, bicycle, or on foot.
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One of the world’s most famous car free cities. Movement is entirely on foot or by boat, with narrow alleys and 150+ canals.
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This Alpine village bans cars to preserve its clean air. Only electric taxis and buses are allowed.
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Unusual animal behaviours