Most walkable neighborhoods in Minneapolis

Nicollet Mall, office towers, and a crime rate that visitor traffic inflates. Walk scores max; evening quiet depends on the block.

The park is the living room; downtown is a walk. Apartment density without the warehouse look of the North Loop.

Converted warehouses, Target Field, and the river trail. The official neighborhood is North Loop — search Warehouse District.

Between Cedar Lake and the Isles. Quiet streets, a trail system, and a name that is three neighborhoods glued together.

Bungalows, a commercial strip, and a south-side family default between Whittier and Minnehaha Creek.

50th & France on the Edina line and the lowest violent rate in this set. Quiet streets, high incomes, a bus ride from downtown.

A village commercial node between Harriet and Bde Maka Ska. The southwest family read of the city.

Dinkytown is the search term; Marcy Holmes is the official neighborhood. Students, the river, and a short walk to campus.

Mansions on the hill above the Walker. Quieter than the Wedge, still inner, still a walk to the lakes.

Eat Street on Nicollet and a mix of old apartments. Denser and more restless than the Wedge.