Is Montreuil walkable?

This page covers Montreuil: 112,000 people.

81/100Updated 1 November 2026 · map data of 28 October 2026
Walking score where people live
90%of Europe lives in lower-scoring places
7thof 50 cities in France on the map, tied with another city
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In Montreuil, the walk to a school compares best with Europe: 2 minutes for the typical resident, much better than most of Europe.

The city at a glance

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On the map, click any street to see its score and the walk to each need.

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The walk to eight daily needs

Minutes on foot for a typical resident.

NeedTypical walkCompared with EuropePeople with one within 20 min
Groceries3 minMuch better than most100%
Food and drink2 minMuch better than most100%
Shops2 minBetter than most100%
Health4 minBetter than most100%
School2 minMuch better than most100%
Parks3 minBetter than most100%
Culture4 minMuch better than most100%
Public transport2 minBetter than most100%

Compared with the rest of the country

69% of the people in Montreuil live in places among the most walkable 20% in France.

Dashed line: the average in France (20%).
Where people live, ranked in FranceBarMontreuil
Most walkable 20%
69%
Above the middle
26%
Middle 20%
5%
Below the middle
0%
Lowest-scoring 20%
0%

Cities like Montreuil

Cities of similar size and score.

CityCountryPeopleTypical score
BolzanoItaly107,00081
NancyFrance104,00080
ReusSpain110,00082

More cities in France

ParisSaint-DenisBoulogne-BillancourtMelunOrléansRouenReimsTroyesLensLe HavreValenciennesLe Mans

What this page covers

Walkably gives places in Europe a walking score from 0 to 100, based on the walk to eight daily needs and how pleasant the streets are.

This page uses the boundary of Montreuil on OpenStreetMap. About 112,000 people live there (2023 figure). Inside it we scored 1,069 street cells with 21,988 buildings in them.

Every number here comes from the same scores as the map. The score runs from 0 to 100. The walk to eight daily needs on real streets makes up 60% of it, and how pleasant the streets are makes up 40%. Each place counts by the people who live there, from census counts: the typical score is the score of where people live. The comparison with Europe counts 466.8 million people. The score uses no data about who lives anywhere: no income, age, origin or other personal data. How the score works.

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