10 Most Walkable Cities in World? [SLIDESHOW]

Vancouver, Canada

 

Vancouver, Canada

“Whether you’re into walking or hiking, you won’t be disappointed in Vancouver, a city that seems to have been designed with exercise in mind.”

Munich, Germany

 

Munich, Germany

“With a largely pedestrian-friendly city center, the charm of ornamental public buildings, and expansive parks, Munich lets you experience Bavarian city life.”

Boston, USA

 

Boston, USA

“A history lesson at every intersection, a magnificent harbor, and pedestrian-friendly streets make Boston a great city for walking.”

Check out more of the World’s Top Walkable Cities on Page 3 –>>

Photo Credits: kennymatic via flickr; RC Designer via flickr; lumierefl via flickr

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By Zach | November 26, 2010 | City Planning | 5 Comments |

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  • seligr

    Nice to see my picture of Florence included – but it would have been even better to have been acknowledged – as I guess woiud other photographers whom you have inserted in this piece.
    steve (seligr at flickr)

    • http://community.importantmedia.org/rhondawinter/ Rhonda Winter

      I am very sorry that you were not properly credited for your work. I did not write this article, but I have corrected the mistake, and have added a link to your Flickr site next to the image. Please let me know if you would like more information included as well. There is actually a photo credit at the bottom of the page, but it is not readily apparent.

      I have also frequently found my own photographs being used online without any attribution, and it totally sucks. So sorry for this oversight.

    • http://www.zacharyshahan.com Zach

      The credit, along with all the others, is on the bottom of the post (after the terms “Photo Credits”).

      Great photo. Thanks for licensing it as CC.

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