JackGlasser

Going briefly to Munich,the, Salzburg, Prague, Budapest, Vienna tomarrow. Advise, if wish to travel light: comfortable shoes versus sneakers ( possibly not not acceptable at some restaurants), tending to go with shoes. Thoughts. Ideas. Thank you, Jack

adrienne

I switched to leather or nubuck walking shoes years ago. They look better, fit better, are more supportive and more comfortable than sneakers. For more comfort you can insert an orthodic inner sole. I'm not sure why any one would wear sneakers for sightseeing all day. In the warm weather I wear sensible sandals.

StCirq

I'm not sure why anyone would wear sneakers, either, given that there are so many other comfortable options. But then, I never wear sneakers at home, either, except when I'm working out.

thursdaysd

I take light weight hiking boots, since I need the ankle support, plus Birkenstocks. If I think I'll need something dressier I take a pair of black flats (I'm female). Basically, take whatever will be most comfortable for a full day's sightseeing on unforgiving pavement, plus ideally a second pair of shoes or sandals so you can switch off. I've never been thrown out of a restaurant because of my footwear, but I don't eat places with multiple Michelin stars.

alanRow

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Whatever is comfortable for spending a lot of time walking

lanejohann

we walk everywhere when we travel and this time i bought a pair of flexx shoes in black patent and suede
and im taking salamon hikers cos theyre waterproof- theyre grey so they look good with black pants jeans or my grey cargo pants

definitely a walker looks better if youre male

JackGlasser

I thank everyone