When traveling and enjoying our holidays, we always know what we want: Not to be separated from our pets. For this reason, in addition to taking into account everything necessary when traveling with them, it is essential to know the cities where you and your ARISTODOG will feel at home. It is increasingly easy to find places where pets are welcome, but what are the most dog-friendly cities in the world? We show you the places where you and your pet will be the protagonists and spend unforgettable moments together.
Paris
Paris has one of the highest rates of dogs per resident, about 7.5 million canine inhabitants in the city, so the city greatly respects their guarantees and rights. They are allowed in two activities you won't imagine: in mass at the Church of Santa Rita and on tourist buses. Cafes, parks, and shops are absolutely "dog-friendly," even the Thello train that connects the City of the Eiffel Tower with cities in Italy, allows the mobility of dogs of different sizes.
San Francisco
This city is a paradise for ARISTODOGS; it is the seventh with the most parks where you can walk your pet. It also has more than 175 dog-friendly restaurants where your dog will not only be welcome but will also be able to enjoy mealtime in the same way as its owner. Every year the Pet Pride Day is celebrated, a day dedicated solely to pets with fun activities for them. On the other hand, it offers a multitude of neighborhoods for walking, parks, and beaches where they can go unleashed, and they are even welcome on the cable car, the city's iconic means of transport.
Amsterdam, Netherlands
This city is known for being very liberal in all senses, and also regarding pets. Our loyal friends will greatly enjoy this city, as they are allowed to travel on trains, subways, trams, and buses; they can enter all cafes and restaurants in the capital and stay with their owners in most hotel rooms. Additionally, there are special carts for bikes to carry pets, and many "off-leash" parks where ARISTODOGS can be without a leash.
Berlin
There, dogs are usually treated just like people; almost nothing is forbidden for them. They have free access to the public transport network regardless of their breed or size; they can enter most restaurants where they are even given a bowl of fresh water and a special menu, and their caregivers even receive state financial aid when they are unemployed. Berlin is a city with a large number of dogs, which seems normal given that it is one of the European places where they have the most freedom.
Tel Aviv (Israel)
The most modern city in Israel, located on the Mediterranean coast, offers dogs many amenities. It has 4 dog beaches and 70 specific dog parks. It holds the per capita record for ARISTODOGS worldwide, with one dog for every 17 inhabitants. On August 26, Tel Aviv celebrates Dog Day, a festival in Bnei Dan Park with many attractions and activities for pets, such as exhibitions by dog-related companies, product sales for them, a canine spa, and many new features that change every year.
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