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15 Most Walkable Cities in America and Britain to Explore on Foot
From New York's High Line to Miami's Ocean Drive and Britain's ancient cobblestone alleys, these 15 vibrant cities are best discovered entirely on foot.
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15 Most Walkable Cities in America and Britain to Explore on Foot 
15. New York City, New YorkElevated wooden boardwalks beneath majestic gothic arches across the East River. 
14. London, EnglandMiles of continuous car-free riverside promenades along the iconic River Thames. 
13. Edinburgh, ScotlandLayered medieval closes and vibrant curved shopping streets in a UNESCO setting. - AdvertisementSwipe or tap ▶ to continue countdown
12. Boston, MassachusettsGas-lit cobblestone streets and centuries of revolutionary history right underfoot. 
11. Bath, EnglandStately honey-colored Georgian crescents built on an intimate, pedestrian scale. 
10. San Francisco, CaliforniaCompact neighborhoods with Victorian architecture and dramatic bay vistas. 
9. Oxford, EnglandCar-restricted collegiate quadrangles beneath dreaming Gothic spires. - AdvertisementSwipe or tap ▶ to continue countdown
8. Chicago, IllinoisA pedestrian river canyon promenade surrounded by world-renowned architecture. 
7. Cambridge, EnglandSerene walking trails alongside the River Cam past historic college greens. 
6. Washington, D.C.Grand tree-lined boulevards, historic rowhouses, and scenic canals on foot. 
5. York, EnglandOverhanging timber-framed medieval buildings on cobblestone alleys. - AdvertisementSwipe or tap ▶ to continue countdown
4. Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaAmerica's oldest residential street and shaded colonial squares. 
3. Bristol, EnglandA scenic maritime harbour loop and clifftop Georgian parklands. 
2. Brighton, EnglandA maze of 17th-century pedestrian passageways bustling with bohemian boutiques. 
1. Miami, FloridaSun-drenched oceanfront promenades lined with pastel Art Deco architecture. - Advertisement
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