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How walkable is Stari Grad City Municipality?

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Stari Grad City Municipality has a walkability score of 95 out of 100 across the 1.3 km around its centre, which makes it a Walker's Paradise, where daily errands do not require a car. It is the 2nd most walkable of 5 neighbourhoods ranked in Belgrade, which scores 77 as a whole.

95 out of 100: Walker's Paradise
Daily errands do not require a car.
#2 of 5
in Belgrade
77
Belgrade overall
100
at the centre
Open on the map

What's within walking distance

2,251 shops, restaurants, parks and other everyday places are mapped within a 30 minute walk of the centre of Stari Grad City Municipality. The nearest grocery is Maxi | Alonso, about 3 minutes away on foot. Every category earns full or nearly full points.

Groceries
Maxi | Alonso
3min3.0 of 3 points
  • Organico3 min
  • Shop&Go5 min
Restaurants & bars
Hard Rock Cafe Belgrade
1min3.0 of 3 points
  • Lady Scarlet - Cocktail Bar, Belgrade1 min
  • Hanky Panky Belgrade1 min
Shopping
Ruck
1min2.0 of 2 points
  • Lovely bride1 min
  • Such A Tavan2 min
Coffee
Shsh Bar
1min2.0 of 2 points
  • Caffe Kod Andrije1 min
  • Eklektika 401 min
Banks
Banka Postanska Stedionica
4min1.0 of 1 point
  • UniCredit5 min
  • Eurobank5 min
Parks
Unnamed park
5min1.0 of 1 point
  • Плато др Зорана Ђинђића6 min
  • Мали Калемегдан8 min
Schools
O.Š. Mihailo Petrović Alas
3min1.0 of 1 point
  • Prva Privatna Ugostiteljsko-Turisticka Skola6 min
  • OS Skadarlija6 min
Books & libraries
Serbian Society of Subject Didacticians The
1min1.0 of 1 point
  • Библиотека Хемијског факултета1 min
  • Biblioteka grada Beograda PERIODIKA4 min
Culture & entertainment
Veliki Hemijski Amfiteatar
1min1.0 of 1 point
  • Das Boot Beer Bar1 min
  • Muzej Retro Video Igrica2 min

Measured from the mapped centre of Stari Grad City Municipality at 44.8197, 20.4601. Walking times assume 80 m per minute along an estimated street route.

Street layout

Within 800 m of the centre there are about 150 street intersections per km², and blocks average 71 m long. That is a well-connected street grid, so the score is not reduced.

Walkability across Stari Grad City Municipality

Walkability scores across the 1.3 km around the centre of Stari Grad City Municipality10010010010010010010010010010010099100100100100991009710010010010098100919792969310010087999574100831006977100100988486669910074991006596N
  • 90+
  • 70–89
  • 50–69
  • 25–49
  • 0–24

Each hexagon is the score at a point across the 1.3 km around the centre of Stari Grad City Municipality. Rings mark 650 m and 1.3 km from the centre. Gaps are water or land without streets.

Nearby neighbourhoods in Belgrade

NeighbourhoodDistanceScore
Dorćol350 m95
Savski Venac City Municipality1.9 km93
Dedinje5 km75
Topčider5.2 km39

See every neighbourhood ranked on the Belgrade page.

Questions about walking in Stari Grad City Municipality

Is Stari Grad City Municipality walkable?

Yes. Stari Grad City Municipality in Belgrade has a walkability score of 95 out of 100 across the 1.3 km around its centre, which makes it a Walker's Paradise, where daily errands do not require a car.

Is Stari Grad City Municipality more walkable than the rest of Belgrade?

Stari Grad City Municipality is more walkable than Belgrade as a whole: it scores 95, against 77 for the 5 km around Belgrade's centre. It ranks 2nd of the 5 Belgrade neighbourhoods on How Walkable.

What are the most walkable neighbourhoods in Belgrade?

Of the 5 Belgrade neighbourhoods on How Walkable, the most walkable are Dorćol (95), Stari Grad City Municipality (95) and Savski Venac City Municipality (93).

How is the walkability score of Stari Grad City Municipality calculated?

The score counts groceries, restaurants, shops, cafés, banks, parks, schools, libraries and cultural venues within a 30 minute walk, gives nearer places more weight, and deducts up to 20% where streets are sparse or blocks are long. For Stari Grad City Municipality it is the average of 54 points spread evenly across the 1.3 km around its mapped centre, leaving out water and land without streets, using open map data from Overture Maps and OpenStreetMap.

Scores follow a published walkability method, explained in the methodology. Neighbourhood position from Overture Maps, name from Wikidata.