Find a fold.
Then a way through.
The Milan walking sheet is €8. Street names, public water and ordinary benches. A blue dot is not included.
A large sheet.
A pocket-sized decision.
A3 paper folded three times to A6. Open one fold when you need more street; close it when you know enough. The physical street sheet is collected from the desk.
Milan copies use the €8 reference. Rotterdam and Frankfurt sheets require a separate desk quote; this page does not invent their prices or check stock.
Stumble practises finding a way. Sojourn plans longer walking stays. Terra Incognita leaves more of the destination to chance.
The bench loop
These diagrams and distances are practice illustrations, separate from the physical street sheet. They are not current directions, an access check or a map of a particular street.
One leg after another.
Where you think you are.
No position marked.
A distance.
Some time of your own.
Use the chosen practice distance with your own minutes per kilometre and intended pauses. The sum is rounded up once to a whole minute. It is a planning illustration, not an arrival forecast.
The worksheet does not account for road crossings, closures, access, weather or a wrong turn. Those remain things to check on the actual route.
The sheet has no opinion about whether you should have left.