Urban design has profound implications on physical activity levels within communities. Well-planned cities with accessible parks, sidewalks, bike lanes, and recreational facilities encourage residents to lead active lifestyles. In contrast, urban sprawl can limit opportunities for exercise and promote sedentary behavior. Integrating green spaces and promoting walkability contribute to a culture of activity, supporting public health initiatives. Ultimately, thoughtful urban design can facilitate increased physical activity, enhancing community well-being and reducing chronic disease prevalence.