Tokyo provides numerous chances for peaceful interludes with its 159 green spaces scattered throughout the vast expanse of the city, making it one of the most extensive urban regions globally.
Embarking on a city trip is among the finest methods to immerse yourself in art, cuisine, and human observation all at once. However, occasionally, you might crave some respite from the bustling streets and yearn for natural surroundings. Fortunately, several remarkable cities offer the perfect blend of metropolitan charm along with ample green areas to rejuvenate your spirit.
In January, Freepik, which specializes in AI-generated images, published a ranking of global urban areas boasting the highest number of green spaces. Initially, they compiled data on the planet’s top 100 most populous cities. They then gathered information from TripAdvisor under categories including “Parks,” “Gardens,” and “National Parks.” Any location receiving fewer than ten Google reviews was excluded. For remaining sites, analysis involved considering both review counts and rating scores. Ultimately, using their proprietary AI imagery tool, they envisioned how these metropolitan areas might appear half a century hence, contingent upon current trends concerning deforestation rates either within those specific cities or in surrounding counties/regions.
Upon analyzing the information, it designated Tokyo as the leading city regarding green spaces. This Japanese metropolis boasts an impressive 159 such areas within its boundaries.
Freepik stated that Tokyo holds the top spot for having the highest number of green spaces, featuring 159 parks along with various other natural sites. press release obtained by Travel + Leisure Starting from Shiba Park, which lies within easy reach of the bustling urban environment, one can easily transition to the peaceful haven offered by the Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden. The city boasts numerous parks and verdant areas where locals and tourists alike may seek respite. Additionally, Tokyo stands as the eleventh most popular destination for visiting these natural retreats, with its 159 green spaces garnering approximately 359,000 reviews.
At the number two spot on the list is London, boasting 78 parks and natural sites, trailed by Paris with 63, Singapore with 55, and completing the top five is New York City with 46 such locations.
Check out the complete list—and discover why it’s all worthy of protection—at freepik.com .
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