What's the walk-score of where you live? (apartment, house)
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This is a pretty cool site for measuring walkability.
My place gets a 94, which is very walkable. It's 6km west of Melbourne, which is the inner suburbs, and just 300m walk from literally over a hundred restaurants, as well as markets, shops, services.etc. It's about 500m walk from the train line and tram line that goes into the city. It's a very ethnic area, most of the signs are Vietnamese etc.
Mine gets a 7 completely car dependent suburb in a small city all I can see is single family homes with landscaping and sidewalks very few people park their cars on the street, I occasionally see a few people sporadically walking, running or walking their dogs. It takes about a 5-10 minute drive to reach most of my stomping grounds.
Nearest places
McDonalds 0.7 miles
Coffee 1.2 miles
Groceries 0.8 miles
Parks 0.4 miles
School 0.1 mile
Shopping 1.3 miles
Entertainment 1.6 miles
Pharmacy 0.7 miles
Bars 1.9 miles
68 for our house 6km south of Brisbane CBD, got 100% for schools and 85% for parks it was is a very much an area for families but basically 0% for culture and entertainment food and drink was very much middle of the road.
McDonalds: 800 meters / 0.49 miles
Coffee: multiple places within 200 meters / 0.1 miles
Groceries: two premium and two budget shops within 450 meters / 0.27 miles
Parks: 270 meters / 0.16 miles; that's a small one, though. 15 mins on foot to Burggarten/Hofburg, which is huge.
Schools: just down the street. A high school, an elementary school and one kindergarten.
Shopping: 1.1km / 0.6 miles to one of Vienna's largest shopping streets
Pharmacy: 300 meters / 0.18 miles
Bars: literally next door
Next bus station: 130 meters
Next tram station: 250 meters
Next metro station: 750 meters / 0.46 miles (U6) or 800 meters / 0.49 miles (U3/U2)
I think the Netherlands is the only country in the world where pedestrians and bicycles have more power than cars.
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but basically 0% for culture and entertainment 
