Every activity from Europe & Canada, mapped.
Turned off the map about an hour in and just followed whichever street looked most interesting. Found a courtyard with a tree that must be older than the building around it, a shop selling nothing but buttons, and eventually - after about six wrong turns - our way back to somewhere we recognised.
Notes for next time: bring water, the "shortcut" is never actually shorter.
Woke up early enough to catch the fishing boats coming in. The whole harbour smelled like salt and diesel and there was a guy selling something out of a cart that we couldn't identify but bought anyway (verdict: correct choice).
Spent the rest of the morning just walking the waterfront with no real plan, which might be the best way to see a new place for the first time.
We'd planned a full day of walking, but the weather had other ideas. Ducked into a tiny cafe near the main square and ended up staying for two hours - the kind of detour that turns into the best part of the day.
Would trade a sunny itinerary for this again in a heartbeat.
