A city isn't built by checking in. It needs a road where you can turn and stop at any moment.
Draw a circle outward from the residence
Keep your walking radius to 20 to 40 minutes, and first get to know the nearby breakfast, traffic, and evening atmosphere.
Involve functional locations in the route
Bookstores, markets, laundries, and bus stops reveal the true rhythm of a city more easily than sightseeing spots.
Don't treat navigation as the only direction
When you reach an intersection, occasionally choose the side that looks brighter, more tree-like, or quieter.