European cities beckon to the avid pedestrian. Upon my sojourns in these urban marvels, my initial undertaking involves the acquisition of a one-day or three-day city card, marking the commencement of an illustrious exploration. The tapestry of historical landmarks, encompassing churches, sculptures, squares, and town halls, intricately intertwines with vibrant commercial thoroughfares in the ancient city’s embrace. Traversing the densely populated quarters, one progresses towards the expansive modern cityscape, adorned with museums and cultural bastions, strategically dispersed yet proximate. Be it Berlin’s “Museum Island” or Amsterdam’s “Museumplein,” these cultural citadels await discovery. Following an enriching museum visit, the meandering journey leads to the city’s main river, where one captures the…