Zoë Kravitz and Harry Styles were filmed walking arm-in-arm through the streets of Rome.

In a fan video of the stroll, shared via X on Sunday, August 24, Kravitz, 36, was seen dressed in dark sunglasses and a baseball cap as she held onto the arm of Styles, 31, who also donned dark sunglasses.

Visibly comfortable in one another’s company, the pair were not seen speaking in the clip as they took in the sights around them, which included a group of people posing for photos against a wall.

Us Weekly has reached out to representatives for both Kravitz and Styles for comment.

The outing came as a surprise to fans given Kravitz’s friendship with Taylor Swift, who once had an on-and-off-again romance with Styles.

Kravitz, who is currently on a global promotional trail for her new film Caught Stealing, was seen getting close to another male friend just last week. Photographed bonding with her onscreen costar Austin Butler in Paris’ Dragon bar on Thursday, August 21, Kravitz was seen speaking closely to Butler, 34, throughout the evening and also shared a friendly embrace with him at one stage.

For Styles’ part, the “As It Was” singer was linked to a mystery woman at the end of June after photos obtained by The Sun on June 27 showed Styles kissing the woman at Glastonbury Festival in England.

One day after the photos were published, Style was seen cozying up to producer Ella Kenny within the festival’s VIP area, with the outlet claiming that the pair hooked up at the time.

Kenny was the first person Styles had been romantically linked to since ending his relationship with Taylor Russell in May 2024.

As for Kravitz, Us Weekly confirmed in October 2024 that she had ended her engagement to ex-fiancé Channing Tatum. The pair began dating after meeting on the set of Kravitz’s directorial debut Blink Twice.

Swift’s friendship with Styles sparked rumors of a romance in 2012 when the pair were spotted in New York City’s Central Park together before Swift, 35, attended a One Direction after-party the following evening. They were seen kissing in Times Square on December 31 that year.

Although the alleged relationship reportedly ended just one month later, Swift fans have long suspected that various music released by Swift hints at Styles and the pair’s alleged breakup.

Kravitz recently spoke publicly about her admiration for Swift, whom she has been friends with since 2016 at least.

During an interview with Extra on August 17, Kravitz labelled Swift’s forthcoming The Life of a Showgirl album “fantastic,” revealing she had listened to it and detected “no skips.”

As a former Los Angeleno, I can confidently say that some cities are best experienced by car. In a spot like LA, a vehicle is a must as it allows you to get to its furthest corners to hike in Griffith Park in the morning, followed by lunch in Silverlake, and spend the evening having a drink in Venice. On the flipside, as a newer resident of Lisbon, Portugal, I can also confidently say that cities like this are best experienced on foot to ensure ease of access through its tiny streets and oldest neighborhoods. And if you’re after the latter, GuruWalk has a few more recommendations for you. 

In May, the free walking tour website released its list of the 100 best walking cities for 2025. It created its list using its internal booking data, which it collected between March 21, 2024, and April 1, 2025. “To ensure the reliability of the list, the number of page views each city received on the platform was also analyzed and cross-referenced with booking trends,” it added.

It’s some rather robust data, too. According to GuruWalk, the report is based on the preferences of more than four million travelers. And after looking at the preferences of those people, GuruWalk named Rome the No. 1 walking city for this year. 

“Rome tops this ranking once again,” the report explained. “The Eternal City remains a key destination for travellers fascinated by ancient history. The Colosseum, the Pantheon, and the Baroque squares make Rome an open-air museum that deserves to be explored thoroughly, step by step.” 

Joining Rome at the top of the list is Budapest, with the website noting that “the Parliament, the Fisherman’s Bastion, and the thermal baths are some of the best places to discover on foot” in the Hungarian city.

Madrid also earned high praise and took the No. 3 spot thanks to the ease of strolling from places like the Plaza Mayor to the Retiro, along with Prague, Czech Republic, with the Charles Bridge, the Jewish Quarter, and Old Town Square as top walking destinations.

Barcelona rounded out the top five, thanks to its plentiful Gaudí’s architecture, along with “the charm of the Gothic Quarter and its Mediterranean lifestyle.” The findings added, “It is an ideal city to lose yourself in, strolling through narrow streets, colourful markets and lively squares.” 

Ready to see the rest of the world on foot? Check out the full list of the 100 best walking cities for 2025 at blog.guruwalk.com.