11.SydneyThe weather is almost always great for a stroll. Different neighborhoods are known as “villages,” and are walking distance from the city center. Each one has its own flavor, so you’re sure to find one (or more) that you like. The Royal Botanic Garden and Centennial Parklands offer some green space when you need a break.
12.Washington, D.C.
The nation’s capital is a great place to live the walking life. Check out the National Mall or explore one of the great neighborhoods. Dupont Circle, U Street, and Logan Circle all rank as some of the best in the U.S. for a walk-only lifestyle.
