16th December 2025
lifeofindian
Venice has no cars at all — people travel by boats, gondolas, or walk through historic streets.
Since 1898, motor vehicles are banned here. Transportation is by bicycles or horse-drawn carriages.
To protect air quality near the Matterhorn, petrol cars are banned. Only electric vehicles are allowed.
Known as the “Venice of the North,” this village has canals instead of roads.
No cars, bikes, or scooters allowed — movement is on foot, by donkeys, or boats.
One of the world’s largest car-free urban zones, with narrow streets perfect for walking.
A pedestrian-only town where cars must be parked outside to preserve nature.
Cars are banned to maintain peace and sustainability. Only tractors and bicycles are used.