Boston is among the nation’s most walkable cities, according to a new USA Today’s 10 Best Walkable Cities for Tourists in the U.S. report.
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Boston ranked sixth on the list and was noted for the walkability of several of its neighborhoods, including Beacon Hill, the North End, Back Bay and Harvard Square.
Philadelphia topped the list, followed by Providence, Rhode Island, and Key West, Florida. St. Augustine, Florida, took the No. 4 slot, and New Orleans rounded out the top five.
