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Will you walk the (Cally) walk?

major growth in the area that also saw the creation of new canals, railways, cattle markets, heavy industry hubs and housing. The road has maintained its high energy atmosphere, with a flow of tourists, residents, and workers going about daily life.

Take a deep dive into the history and culture of The Cally with Footways’ new virtual walking route

Walking is a terrific way to stay healthy and boost mental health –which is why the council has teamed up with Footways to design virtual walking routes around Caledonian Road, mapping out places of natural beauty and intrigue that may be of interest to you the next time you dust off the walking boots.

The routes, best viewed on a phone while walking, have information on everything from places of historical and architectural interest, to local businesses, natural spaces, cultural spots, and vibrant shopping venues.

If you’ve built up an appetite by the end of your walk, the map also pinpoints a variety of vibrant restaurants and cafes, offering a huge range of delicious dishes from around the world.

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