When we go on vacation, we often look for places that are free from traffic congestion and the anger and problems that come with it. So, fortunately, there are many car-free places around the world.
These places that we will mention below are free of cars for many reasons such as environmental protection, tourism, and others. The result has been that these places have remained clean, the air is fresh, and there is less noise.
If you want to escape the noise Cities And its cars you have to book a ticket to these car-free places.
List of the most beautiful car-free places around the world
Ghent – one of the car-free places in Belgium
The charming Gothic centre of Ghent has been car-free since 1996.
This is part of efforts to reduce traffic and improve air quality.
The city is also famous for its chemical products and cotton and linen gins.
Moreover, more than 200 bridges span the waterways that exist in the city.
Gent, Belgium
Giethoorn – one of the car-free places in the Netherlands
With no roads and an abundance of canals filled with boats, it makes sense that Giethoorn is referred to as the “Venice of the Holland“.
You can also explore the village's 18th-century cottages and wooden arched bridges across the bike paths or waterways.
Giethoorn, Netherlands
Halibut Cove - One of the Car-Free Places in Alaska
A traditional Alaskan coastal village that has become known for its art, boardwalks, music, fine dining and unique location for adventure.
Originally a fishing village, Halibut Cove is now home to many artists and businesses.
The cove is also a popular tourist destination, offering many lodges and cabins and the only way to get around the cove is by boat.
Halibut Cove, Alaska
Higashiyama, Kyoto, Japan
One of the best car-free places in the world, it's also one of the best places to explore in Japan.
Old Kyoto, with its narrow pedestrian-only lanes, is a place where you won't miss any ancient architectural details, souvenir stalls selling pottery and sweets, or pink and white cherry blossoms.
Higashiyama, Kyoto, Japan
Venice, Italy
Venice is one of the most famous car-free places in the world.
Once you enter the city limits, your options for getting around are limited to walking or boating.
Venice, Italy
Yelapa, Mexico
Located in the Mexican state of Jalisco, this beach town can be reached only a 30-minute boat ride from Puerto Vallarta.
It is somewhat of a water city, similar to Venice, and navigation is limited to boats.
Yelapa, Mexico
Zermatt, Switzerland
The entire village of Zermatt is car-free, so travelers can only reach it by train, taxi or helicopter.
After arriving, visitors must rely on buses, cable cars and horse-drawn carriages.
Zermatt, Switzerland
Fes el Bali, Morocco
The city of Fez is located in the far northeast of Morocco, in a fertile valley, as if it were the center of a necklace between the surrounding hills on all sides.
Fez el Bali, the old city of Fez, famous for its narrow, winding lanes, is completely car-free, and most people walk around it.
Although carts, mules and bicycles are common alternatives.
Fes el Bali, Morocco
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