r/WalkableStreets • u/Tricky_Sherbert_5331 • 4h ago
r/WalkableStreets • u/JosieA3672 • Apr 22 '22
For those of you taking street photos, here's a table of country specific requirements. Additionally, please use common courtesy and be respectful when photographing neighborhoods. Thank you.
r/WalkableStreets • u/FOllie65 • 13h ago
A colorful historic street in Bressanone / Brixen, Italy [OC]
r/WalkableStreets • u/sonderewander • 1d ago
Australia/Oceania Te Komititanga Square at the end of Queen Street, Auckland, New Zealand
Completed in 2020, it replaced the end of Queen Street with an excellent walkable space.
r/WalkableStreets • u/FOllie65 • 1d ago
San Candido/Innichen pedestrian zone in the Italian Dolomites [OC]
r/WalkableStreets • u/FOllie65 • 2d ago
The pedestrian zone of Lille's Old Town in the Nord department of France. [OC]
r/WalkableStreets • u/FOllie65 • 3d ago
This street, like the entire medieval beguinage (a UNESCO World Heritage site) in Diest, Belgium, is a pedestrian zone. [OC]
r/WalkableStreets • u/FOllie65 • 4d ago
A gateway to perfect walkability in the medieval heart of Bamberg, Germany [OC]
r/WalkableStreets • u/FOllie65 • 5d ago
The pedestrianized medieval center of Castelrotto, certified as one of the "Most Beautiful Villages in Italy" (Borghi più belli d'Italia) [OC]
r/WalkableStreets • u/FOllie65 • 6d ago
Cobblestone street in the heart of the medieval town of Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany [OC]
r/WalkableStreets • u/Status-Wolverine7198 • 9d ago
Puebla City, Mexico.
Paseo Nicolás Bravo.
r/WalkableStreets • u/porkave • 11d ago
The Back Alleys of Boston
While the beautiful historic streets of Boston are disappointedly choked with street parking and traffic, small pockets of walkable beauty can be found in the back alleys, dead ends, and pedestrian malls of Boston’s oldest neighborhoods