1. Parks & Outdoor Recreation:
CBD: Green areas in CBDs are frequently more compact, built as urban parks, and used for
leisurely lunch breaks or fast breaks from the office. Running or having a picnic are
examples of activities.
Rural-Urban Fringe: Because there is greater space available for outdoor leisure activities
like hiking, biking, and birdwatching, the rural-urban fringe often includes larger parks, nature
reserves, and hiking trails.
2. Transportation Options:
CBD: CBDs are typically well-connected with public transportation systems, making it easier
for residents and visitors to access leisure facilities without the need for personal vehicles.
This means that its more sustainable transport in CBDs
Rural-Urban Fringe: In contrast, the rural-urban periphery may rely more on private
automobiles, as public transit networks are frequently less established. This can influence
the accessibility and types of leisure activities accessible.