Wear them to sightsee during the day then dress them up at night. They’re shoes aren’t just practical, they’re also cute, too, as you can see with the above Naot Kayla wedge. Naot is hands down one of the most comfortable shoe brands for travel. This brand made it to our list of the best walking shoes for Europe ! Lightweight and flexible, you’ll saunter cobblestone streets with a sense of grace and quiet confidence, so much so that you won’t be dying to return to your hotel just to soak your tired feet-all thanks to the Mirabelle’ soft padded rubber sole. We love the cheetah print in black combination!įor my favorite option, take a look at the other Naot Sandals I took on my 12-day trip to Europe! These are the best travel shoes I’ve ever purchased, hands down – although my legs were tired at the end of the day, my feet never were!Ĭut-out designs in footwear are here, and this shoe by SÖFFT reflects the trend in a big way. You can tell if you picked a good pair by how often you wear them-we’ll bet it will be more than everything else! The shoe’s sued straps define the style, while its cushioned footbed knocks comfort out of the ballpark in terms of arch support. These high-quality leather shoes by NAOT may define the success of your trip. These shoe styles won our vote for best of the bunch: Traveling to Europe? Check our our special eBook guides for European destinations! You can’t go wrong with this versatile footwear! Whether you’re wearing boyfriend jeans and a tee to meet friends for a day at Madrid’s Prado or dressing up to go out for Ethiopian cuisine at a canalside restaurant in Amsterdam, sandals make the grade as the shoes that lend themselves to nearly every summer occasion. Those three pairs of shoes were enough for my entire trip!
So I settled on one comfy pair of sneakers, some simple leather ankle boots (for days with chillier temps), and black sandals.
As much as I would have liked to pack different shoes to compliment every look, it wasn’t feasible. We were spending a few days in London before heading off to Paris, Berlin, Rome, and, finally, Madrid. However, when I went to Europe last August, I really had to trim down my choices of footwear. It isn’t an easy thing to admit, but I own hundreds of pairs.
Vionic Arch Support Black Slide Sandals.
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