Join our community of 500,000 stylish female travelers! Sign up for Travel Fashion Girl’s newsletter and never miss a thing! Looking for comfortable and cute walking shoes for travel? Our readers share their top twenty brands. Say goodbye to ugly travel shoes! Orthaheel Valeri Slip On We just moved to Sicily for the next 3 years. We are looking to travel extensively during that time all over Europe. Of course that requires a lot of walking. Are there any stylish and cute walking shoes that are not sneakers and will not kill my feet? I am prone to blisters and my feet hate me when there is no support in my shoes. When a reader asked for the most comfortable and cute walking shoes for Europe, TFG readers delivered by sharing their best-kept travel shoe secrets. I’ve had a lot of success with flats from Aerosoles. They’re comfy, supportive, and have some cute styles. If you have an APO, shipping is easy. I have an amazing pair of Naot sandals from The Walking Company that are stylish enough to wear with cute summer dresses but super comfy, supportive, and even have a bit of a wedge heel. 

I can walk miles and miles in them. A little pricey, but worth every penny – Naot . I bought a pair of Arche boots ; they are comfy and cute walking shoes! Here’s part of their bio on Zappos: “Arche shoes are made exclusively in France by a team of crafts artisans devoted to bringing you the quality you deserve. After much research into contours and shapes, Arche has devised shoes, boots and sandals that will provide you with hours and hours of comfort and well being.” – Denise De Lario Frontczak Puma ballet flats !!!! I traveled around European city centers in just in the summer and soft boots in the winter (with thick soles to keep the cold off). – Taking to the Open Road I almost always go with Clarks for walking shoes. Sometimes they feel a little clunky, but I need the support. I swear by my Ecco “Groove” sandals. I have them in two different styles and they look like regular cute sandals but have a really sturdy sole and plenty of cushioning for long days on your feet.

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I also get compliments on how cute and stylish they are everywhere I go! (Editor’s note: Superga tops our list for comfy and cute walking shoes.)  These were recommended to me as “the most comfortable shoes ever” and I think they are gorgeous:  Avarca Pons . Totally perfect for strolling Europe. I swear by Sperry top siders (I have the bluefish, angelfish, AND their boot) for anytime I need to walk a lot and can’t have my feet hurting. I walked all over Spain in a pair of Ahnu Karma shoes. No blisters….I could wear them with a dress, skirt, pants, and jeans! – Richelle Damavandi StoweThey come in all different style, from walkers to hikers to sandals. I got my favorite pair in Prague. I love Ecco and Clarks shoes and Cobb Hill. – Carole Miles Freeman What are your favorite comfortable and cute walking shoes for travel? For more tips on travel shoes, please read:PIN THIS PIC TO SAVE IT!The clichéd thing to say here is that Adam "Air Rev"  Leaventon has forgotten more about sneakers than you'll ever know, but the truth is—and if you read this whole thing you'll understand—Adam doesn't seem to have forgotten a damn thing.

He grew up a sneaker fanatic, paid his collector dues digging in musty basements for forgotten gems, then later parlayed his years of study into a career as an exec at Puma and DC Shoes. Right now he's testing free agency, but that's a good thing for us, as we were able to tap into his seemingly boundless knowledge. Read on and enjoy. Once upon a Borg, around about 1985, you already had your Bruins, your Shells and your Suedes, and maybe—if you were a fly type of player—your patent leather Concord Mids. If you lived in Philadelphia, New York or Baltimore, maybe you had your Air Force 1s. You tried to have something nobody ever saw before. You tried to customize your joints and put three pairs of laces in them to get that color combination just right and all yours. And at some point you might have said to yourself, “damn, I have laced my joints bar style, zigzag and checkerboard; I have jelly rolled them; and dyed them a shade of burgundy that no other cat has done.” Ultimately, however, they bit your style.

How then, my fashionable friend, could you achieve the style they hadn’t obtained yet? For a very brief period of time around 1985-86, there was an unusual convergence of rap culture and European culture. FILA was an extremely high-end European proposition. Ellesse had a jewel on the back, and you couldn’t afford it. Brands like T.R.O.O.P. and British Knights were about to ride the Euro wave and make paper, and emcees were moving the dial with English accents, both legitimate and make-believe. In that moment, just before Nike put a headlock on the athletic lifestyle market, sidewalks were saturated with Nike, adidas and Puma. But step into your friendly neighborhood sporting goods store, and next to the catgut and Babolat, Kneissl and Prince, you were drawn in by a wall of something very different for your feet. No one could tell you they were skippies either. Euro-pedigreed, and very new to the U.S.. Imported to the store by your favorite retailer. Imported to the block by you.