Connect continents with walking stages, trains, ferries, and long-distance flights.
More than a line on a map
Stops unlock localized city guides, interesting facts, landmarks, food, Street View links, stamps, certificates, and shareable progress cards.
Read the city story
See a localized introduction, an interesting fact, and the city’s place in your route.
Explore must-see places
Open landmarks, view their descriptions, and jump to Maps or Street View when available.
Discover local food
City cards include regional dishes and short explanations of what makes them special.
What opens when you reach a city
Every unlocked stop becomes a small travel guide, not just a checkpoint.
London
United Kingdom
London blends royal landmarks, riverside walks, busy markets, and quiet museum corners.
Interesting fact
The London Underground opened in 1863, making it the world’s oldest metro system.
Dover
United Kingdom
Dover welcomes travelers with chalk cliffs, a historic harbor, and views across the English Channel.
Interesting fact
Dover Castle contains tunnels used from the Napoleonic era through the Second World War.
Calais
France
Calais combines a busy Channel port with a grand belfry, maritime history, and a strong lace-making tradition.
Interesting fact
The belfry of Calais Town Hall forms part of a UNESCO-listed group of belfries in France and Belgium.
Paris
France
Paris is a city of grand boulevards, art-filled museums, glowing bridges, and cafe terraces.
Interesting fact
The Eiffel Tower was originally built for the 1889 World’s Fair.
Dijon
France
Dijon is a Burgundy city of medieval streets, tiled roofs, mustard, and wine-country elegance.
Interesting fact
Dijon was once the capital of the powerful Dukes of Burgundy.
Lyon
France
Lyon is a river city famous for food, silk history, old passages, and warm evening light.
Interesting fact
Lyon is often called the gastronomic capital of France.
Geneva
Switzerland
Geneva sits beside a clear lake with Alpine views, diplomacy, watches, and old streets.
Interesting fact
The Jet d’Eau fountain shoots water about 140 meters into the air.
Milan
Italy
Milan is a northern Italian city of fashion, design, grand arcades, and cathedral spires.
Interesting fact
Milan Cathedral took nearly six centuries to complete.
Florence
Italy
Florence is a Renaissance city of art, domes, stone bridges, and warm Tuscan light.
Interesting fact
The dome of Florence Cathedral was an engineering marvel of its time.
Rome
Italy
Rome is an ancient capital where ruins, fountains, churches, and street life overlap.
Interesting fact
Rome contains Vatican City, the world’s smallest independent state.
Cairo
Egypt
Cairo — a vast Nile capital of mosques, markets, museums, and desert horizons.
Interesting fact
Cairo is the largest city in Egypt and one of the largest in Africa.
Delhi
India
Delhi is a huge capital of forts, bazaars, monuments, gardens, and layered Indian history.
Interesting fact
Delhi has served as the capital for several empires and modern India.
Singapore
Singapore
Singapore is a compact island city of gardens, skyline walks, hawker food, and tropical order.
Interesting fact
Singapore has four official languages: English, Malay, Mandarin, and Tamil.
Jakarta
Indonesia
Indonesia's immense metropolis combines old port history, national monuments, markets, museums, and many regional cultures.
Interesting fact
Jakarta developed around Sunda Kelapa, a trading port active long before the modern city.
Sydney
Australia
Sydney is a harbor city of beaches, ferries, cliffs, parks, and bright coastal light.
Interesting fact
The Sydney Opera House roof uses more than one million tiles.
Honolulu
USA
Hawaii's Pacific capital stretches between volcanic ridges, historic districts, surf beaches, and a brilliant blue ocean.
Interesting fact
Honolulu is the only United States state capital located in Polynesia.
San Francisco
USA
San Francisco is a hilly Pacific city of bridges, fog, cable cars, neighborhoods, and bay views.
Interesting fact
The Golden Gate Bridge opened in 1937.
From a real walk to a virtual journey
WalkQuest reads your step count only after permission and converts movement into progress on the route you selected.
- Connect Health Connect — Enable read-only step access in Settings. Other health information is not needed.
- Walk as usual — Your synchronized steps become route distance. About 1,250 steps equal one virtual kilometre before bonuses.
- Watch the map advance — The walker marker moves between route stops, and the next destination shows how many kilometres remain.
Around the World Lite FAQ
More than a line on a map
Stops unlock localized city guides, interesting facts, landmarks, food, Street View links, stamps, certificates, and shareable progress cards.
What opens when you reach a city
Every unlocked stop becomes a small travel guide, not just a checkpoint.
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