This week on the channel +53K views this week

Mostly Walking keeps London rain on the travel itinerary

With no new uploads, the archive offers festive wet pavements alongside an Amsterdam route from Nieuwmarkt to the waterfront.

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Mostly Walking Story of November 11, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

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1:03The sustained walking tour begins outside De Waag at Nieuwmarkt.
3:44The route crosses Majoor Bosshardtbrug, with canal houses and parked bicycles along the water.
12:41At Damrak, staff serve customers at the Mannekenpis fry shop.
15:53A narrow, graffiti-covered alley leads back towards waterfront views of Centraal station and the canal-tour docks.

London rain is a familiar attraction on Mostly Walking: a long rain-walk compilation is its most-watched regular upload, and last year's Christmas-lit streets remain among its active draws. Wet pavements, red buses and reflected decorations do the sightseeing without needing a presenter.

Nothing new arrived this week, but the channel added roughly 53,000 views. Subscribers held at 174,000, while daily viewing is close to its usual level. That makes for a steadier picture than nearby travel channel Sailing Triteia, whose daily viewing is below its customary level; Visual Walk UK drew a substantially larger weekly audience for its own walks.

Among Mostly Walking's currently busiest uploads, October's Amsterdam tour has the strongest momentum. After a quick introductory montage, the sustained walk starts outside De Waag at Nieuwmarkt, crosses a canal bridge lined with bicycles and threads through shopping alleys. By Damrak, staff are serving fries before the route eventually reaches views towards Centraal station and the canal-tour docks.

It's the street-level detail that suits the channel's stated purpose: minimally edited walks with city sound, whether watched over a brew or used to give a treadmill session somewhere to go.

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