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Philly Named Most Walkable City In Nation By USA Today
"Tourists would likely most enjoy strolling Center City — home to the historic Old City and gorgeous Rittenhouse Square neighborhoods."

PHILADELPHIA — Philadelphia's traffic was recently listed among the worst in the nation and world by a new report. But luckily for pedestrians, it's the most walkable city in the United States.
At least that's according to USA Today.
The publication recently listed the 10 best walkable cities for tourists in the nation.
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"These 10 cities — selected by a panel of travel experts and voted by readers as the best for their walkability during a visit — offer lots of things to do, places to eat, and places to stay, and it's all connected by pedestrian-friendly streets," USA Today wrote.
With those factors considered, Philadelphia was ranked No. 1 for walkability among U.S. cities.
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Here's what USA Today had to say about Philly:
Philadelphia is beloved for its cultural and historical attractions, and its walkability is appreciated by residents and visitors. Tourists would likely most enjoy strolling Center City — home to the historic Old City and gorgeous Rittenhouse Square neighborhoods.
Below are the top five from the 10 most walkable cities from USA Today:
- Philadelphia
- Providence, Rhode Island
- Key West, Florida
- St. Augustine, Florida
- New Orleans
See the full list online here.
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