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Minsk Ranks among World's Best Cities for Walking
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The Belarusian capital features in international rankings. Minsk is among the most walkable cities.
A study conducted by a British magazine took into account the average time residents spend traveling to city facilities such as schools, hospitals, and shops. In the capital, it's 8 minutes 36 seconds.
Milan, Copenhagen, and Turin also feature in this ranking. St. Petersburg is also close to Minsk.