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I was just in DC less than a month ago and found it very walkable.
I did a lot of walking, parked my car near Logan Circle and walked to the Washington Mall.
I'm guessing about 10 city blocks at least it felt like it.
A lot of people out walking going to see the various Smithsonian museums.
Savannah is a close second for me, I liked the squares, much smaller city, hard to compare.
Not gonna comment on Savannah and Philadelphia because I haven't been yet (Though hopefully I'll be able to finally visit Savannah within a few weeks!).
Philly, Baltimore, DC, Savannah. Philly beats all these cities by far. Phillys CBD should be compared to New York or Chicago. Its downtown is 4 times the size of the downtowns in all these cities. Downtown Philly could fit Downtown Bmore, DC, and Savannah in it and still have space.
Philly, Baltimore, DC, Savannah. Philly beats all these cities by far. Phillys CBD should be compared to New York or Chicago. Its downtown is 4 times the size of the downtowns in all these cities. Downtown Philly could fit Downtown Bmore, DC, and Savannah in it and still have space.
Baltimore's downtown is car centric to me. I think you mean the inner harbor.
Phillys CBD covers 2.07 sq miles total, and DC's covers 50 acres. Philly's covers way more land.
I don't think it's quite fair to say that all of Center City Philly is a CBD. This is a thing that always weirds up statistics.
It is extremely walkable, though.
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