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It may not be for Paris, but in my experience it is for most Spanish cities - there's usually a clear centre of course, but also many small self-contained walka
by pimterry 6y ago
It may not be for Paris, but in my experience it is for most Spanish cities - there's usually a clear centre of course, but also many small self-contained walkable neighbourhoods distributed throughout the city.
It'd be interesting to find a good metric to be able to compare cities and explore this.
- ganzsz 6y agoSame here in most Dutch cities, I myself don't live near the city centre but still have a self contained neighbourhood with a ton of schools shops and other facilities. And the public transport is good enough to be able to reach the entire metropolitan area for a job. Would be a nice research if someone could test different cities and neighbourhoods indeed.
- jsinai 6y agoWould say London is a very good example of this as well, provided you're within the M25 (still a massive area though)