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For 35 days straight, you can immerse yourself in the Nordic vision of the urban future
The Swedish city of Helsingborg is holding one of the most exciting events in Europe this year – the H22 City Expo, taking place from 30 May to 3 July. It has been in the making for some time already and its rich and varied program has been revealed today.
This article will highlight some of the 350 different shows, activities and initiatives that one can witness and participate in if he/she pays a visit to this vibrant city on the western coast of Sweden.
H22 is in its nature a macro-event, which will include smaller events, some of which we would like to present here briefly. It’s our courtesy for all these enthusiasts passionate about the ways the cities of the future can develop to make our lives better.
In addition, there will also be a rich cultural agenda, so that participants can also look forward to wholesome family entertainment. For example, there is a 35-day folk festival with a wide range of hackathons, workshops, guided tours, experiments, culture, music, food and entertainment for everyone.
TheMayor.EU is happy to be an official partner to the H22. In the upcoming weeks, we will be throwing the spotlight on some of the featured events and initiatives in order to showcase the spirit of innovation that has taken over Helsingborg.
The entire program can be found on the event’s website.
H22 City Expo brings together almost a hundred official partners in addition to researchers, social actors, sustainability heroes, organizations and residents in the exploration of tomorrow's smart and sustainable cities.
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