Data

The data is free under the Open Database License. The tools are free to use too.

Updated 3 November 2026

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Data version: 2026.11-m5, built 3 November 2026.

europe.pmtiles
The map file (13.6 GB). It covers 31 countries in small hexagons, each 95 m across, with the score and the walking minutes to food shops, other shops, schools, parks, health care and more. For people who work with map files.
cities.csv
A table (141 KB) with one row for each city on the map: typical score, rank in its country, and walking minutes to each daily need.
districts_hamburg.csv
A small table (20 KB) with one row for each of Hamburg's 104 districts: the typical score and the walking minutes to daily needs.
Walking minutes in Spanish cities
A page in Spanish with a CSV table of walking minutes to daily needs in 54 Spanish cities.
What each column means
Every column in cities.csv, districts_hamburg.csv and the map file, in plain words.
README
Explains what each file holds, every column, the version and the limits of the data.
Research data archive DOI 10.5281/zenodo.23786100
europe.pmtiles, cities.csv, districts_hamburg.csv and the README in a long-term archive with a DOI, a permanent citation link, for use in papers.

Open Database License
You can copy, change and share all the data, including for business use, if you credit Walkably and OpenStreetMap contributors. If you share a changed version of the data, it must use the same licence.
Accuracy
The score agrees with census counts of people who walk to work in France, the UK and Ireland. In the Netherlands, neighbourhoods rank in almost the same order by our walking times as by official distances to supermarkets, pharmacies and primary schools.
Credits
The credit line to copy for a website, an article, a paper or a data file, and every data source with its licence.

Badge maker
Make a badge that shows the score of one place on your own page.
WordPress plugin
Shows a Walkably score on your WordPress site.
Connector for AI assistants
Lets an AI assistant look up the Walkably score of an address.

Walkably and Walk Score
Which places each score covers, and how the two differ in Europe.
What's new
Every change to the scores, with its date, and a feed you can follow.