50 Cities Ranked
Strado's new tool reveals what's within a 10-minute walk in each, using data from 10 million OpenStreetMap contributors

Strado has launched a scoring system that measures what's within a 10-minute walk in every neighborhood across 50 European cities. The system uses real data from OpenStreetMap, which is maintained by over 10 million contributors, to score neighborhoods across 22 categories.
These categories include shops, healthcare, transit, parks, cafes, and 18 more, providing a comprehensive overview of each neighborhood. Strado's scoring system is available through a mobile app, browser extension, and website, making it easy for individuals to compare areas before visiting or moving to a new city.
The Chrome extension works with popular property listing websites such as Idealista, Immobiliare, and Rightmove, allowing users to see scores on apartment listings. Users can also personalize their scores by weighting categories that matter to them, such as dining, nightlife, or transit.
Strado provides a neighborhood guide, livability scores, and a street-level map for each city, giving users a detailed understanding of what's within walking distance. The mobile app also provides instant scores on a phone when walking a new area, making it a valuable tool for individuals exploring a new city.
## What it means The ability to compare neighborhoods and see what's within a 10-minute walk can be a game-changer for individuals moving to a new city. It can help them make informed decisions about which neighborhood to live in, based on their individual priorities. With Strado's scoring system, users can get a sense of the local amenities, transportation options, and community facilities, making it easier to find the right neighborhood for them.
## How it works Strado's scoring system is based on data from OpenStreetMap, which provides a comprehensive and up-to-date map of the world. The data is collected and maintained by a community of over 10 million contributors, ensuring that the information is accurate and reliable. By using this data, Strado is able to provide a detailed and objective score for each neighborhood, helping individuals make informed decisions about where to live.





