Real walking minutes to eight daily needs and a 0-100 score for any address. Covers 31 European countries.
Scored across 3 tools
The three tools target different granularities: city-level ranking, district-level ranking, and a single street spot. There is some overlap because district_ranking falls back to the same best/least served areas that city_ranking returns for cities without a district page, but the descriptions make the intended boundaries mostly clear.
All names use lowercase snake_case and follow a readable noun-based pattern: two end in _ranking and one in _score. The pattern is predictable, though not a strict uniform verb_noun convention.
Three tools are well-scoped for a walkability scoring service: city rankings, district rankings, and address-level scores. Each tool has a clear purpose and no tool feels redundant or unnecessary.
The surface covers the main granularities of walkability data: city, district, and individual street spot. Minor gaps remain, such as no country-level aggregate or discovery/list tool for supported cities, but the stated single-place use case is well covered.
A city's typical Walkably score (0 to 100, for where people live), its rank among the cities of the same country with a Walkably page (for example rank 1 of 36 cities in Spain; null when it is the only one), the median walk to each of eight daily needs, and up to five best and five least served areas of the city (on a greater-city page, the nearby towns outside the city in their own list), exactly as on its walkably.org city page. 556 cities in 31 European countries. This server is for single places in a conversation. Lists of addresses and bulk use go through the Walkably API: https://walkably.org/business/api/. The US and Canada are not covered yet; to ask for them: https://walkably.org/business/#us-request.
Inputs: city (required), country.
For a city with a district ranking page (today Vienna, Graz, Brussels, Antwerp, Zurich, Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Karlsruhe, Madrid, San Sebastián, Helsinki/Helsingfors, Rome and London): every district that has a score on that page, ranked by Walkably score, with reach, street quality and minutes on foot to eight daily needs for each. For any other city: up to five best and five least served areas from its city page, and it says so. This server is for single places in a conversation. Lists of addresses and bulk use go through the Walkably API: https://walkably.org/business/api/. The US and Canada are not covered yet; to ask for them: https://walkably.org/business/#us-request.
Inputs: city (required), limit, country.
How walkable one street spot in Europe is (31 countries). Give an address, or lat and lon. Returns the Walkably score from 0 to 100 (60% reach, 40% street quality; a very unpleasant street keeps the score from being high, and a place with nothing in walking distance scores low), the reach and street-quality parts, the share of the country's places it beats, minutes on foot along real streets to each of eight daily needs (groceries, food and drink, shops, health, school, parks, culture, transit) with the nearest place and a Europe-wide verdict, what is inside the nearest parks (a playground, a pitch) with the minutes to the nearest playground, and a link to the spot on the map. Some cells have no street of their own: for those the score is estimated from the cells around them and the answer says so with estimated: true (no country share; any walks come from the nearest measured cell, see needs_from and nearest_measured), and a spot whose streets are cut off from the rest of the street map gets score null and street_island: true (with nearest_measured: the score of the nearest street that is joined, and how far away it is), and a spot we could not join to the streets around it gets score null and cut_off: true. Each score covers a six-sided street cell about 95 m across. Addresses are found with a place search service in the EU that uses OpenStreetMap data. This server is for single places in a conversation. Lists of addresses and bulk use go through the Walkably API: https://walkably.org/business/api/. The US and Canada are not covered yet; to ask for them: https://walkably.org/business/#us-request.
Inputs: lat, lon, address.
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