Local Transport Areas · City Explorer

Completed analyses

Caltagirone

Historic hilltop city. 2 candidate zones: historic centre and new centre.

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Aci Castello

Coastal town near Catania. Compact urban fabric along the Ionian coast.

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Dijon

France - Bourgogne

Capital of the Burgundy region. Known for its well-preserved medieval centre.

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Ghent

Belgium - East Flanders

Major Flemish city with a dense historic core and extensive pedestrian network.

Analysis complete 5 zones ↗

Bologna

Italy - Emilia-Romagna

University city renowned for its historic porticoes and medieval towers.

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Grammichele

Hexagonal Baroque city rebuilt after the 1693 earthquake, with a unique radial street plan.

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Catania

Baroque city at the foot of Mount Etna, rebuilt after the 1693 earthquake.

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Siena

Italy - Tuscany

Medieval city organized around the famous Piazza del Campo, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

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Torino

Italy - Piedmont

Former capital of Italy, characterized by its distinctive Baroque grid layout.

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Palermo

Capital of Sicily, with a layered urban history spanning Arab, Norman and Baroque periods.

Analysis complete 7 zones ↗

Venezia

Unique island city built on water, with a dense historic fabric of canals and calli.

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Padova

Ancient city with one of Europe's oldest universities and a rich urban fabric.

Analysis complete 8 zones ↗

Groningen

Netherlands - Groningen

University city with one of Europe's highest cycling rates. 4 Pattern 11 zones identified.

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Houten

Netherlands - Utrecht

Planned Dutch new town renowned for its car-free cycling network and compact neighbourhoods.

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Palmanova

Italy - Friuli-Venezia Giulia

Renaissance star-shaped fortress city. Too small for the Alexander range: no Pattern 11 zones found.

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Freiburg

Germany - Baden-Württemberg

Freiburg im Breisgau

Compact university city at the edge of the Black Forest, known for its historic centre and sustainable mobility.

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Latina

Rationalist new town founded in 1932, with a planned grid layout on reclaimed Pontine Marshes.

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Mannheim

Germany - Baden-Württemberg

The "Quadratestadt", a baroque grid city at the confluence of the Rhine and Neckar rivers.

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Curitiba

Brazil - Paraná

Pioneering city in sustainable urban planning, with a widely studied bus rapid transit system.

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Barcelona

Spain - Catalonia

Mediterranean city famous for the Eixample grid and its dense, walkable urban fabric.

Analysis complete 7 zones ↗

Milton Keynes

United Kingdom - England

Planned new town built in the 1960s, known for its grid roads and extensive network of cycle paths.

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Phoenix

United States - Arizona

One of the largest car-dependent cities in the US, built around arterial roads and low-density sprawl.

Analysis complete 63 zones ↗

Bogotá

Colombia - Cundinamarca

High-altitude capital known for its Ciclovía and TransMilenio BRT, a reference for mobility in Latin America.

Analysis complete 1 zone ↗

Planned cities

London

United Kingdom - England

One of the most complex urban networks in the world, with a polycentric structure and extensive public transport.

Tokyo

Largest metropolitan area in the world, structured around a dense rail network and walkable station districts.