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The Danish studio Bjarke Ingels Group won the international architectural competition
The promise is that it will save between 30% and 50% on users’ energy bills
For the first time there, financial backing is forthcoming
ViennaUP’22 will bring people from over 40 countries to the Austrian capital in a business festival fuelled by the unique local atmosphere
The REPowerEU 200 billion-euro plan calls for a gradual reduction of Russian fuel imports
The summer ticket will be valid on local and regional trains, buses, as well as on the U-Bahn and S-Bahn
The new Walking and Cycling Index shows that an overwhelming majority want to live in 20-minute neighbourhoods
It will offer people with physical, cognitive and sensory disabilities a calming environment
The city also added a new bathing area
Explore the underbelly of the city’s most iconic site in the moonlit hours
The plan calls for accelerating green energy developments in the EU, with 2027 as a supposed cut-off deadline for Russian energy imports
As the EU Commission is about to vote on REPowerEU, a bill to fund alternative natural gas suppliers, Breakthrough Energy claims that the bloc needs more battery storage capacity
The REPowerEU 200 billion-euro plan calls for a gradual reduction of Russian fuel imports
The new Walking and Cycling Index shows that an overwhelming majority want to live in 20-minute neighbourhoods
These special zones were created last year with the aim of boosting biodiversity in the city
The building has been undergoing a major renovation since the start of 2021
The installation of the sensors is part of its “Smart Museum” project
The Danish studio Bjarke Ingels Group won the international architectural competition
Authorities want to do away with the passive status of nature in the city
The programme targets young children whose parents cannot afford to stay home while school is closed
The city also added a new bathing area
The programme targets young children whose parents cannot afford to stay home while school is closed
Spend this summer at the city’s first luxury hotel, the summer residence of a 16th-century aristocratic family, or a contemporary gem
An interview with the founder of Saltwater Nomads
The selection features municipalities from across Europe, including the Ukrainian city of Lviv
It is considered to be the most beautiful in the world
It will offer educational information, have automated storage lockers, and be accessible 24/7
Citizens and tourists can admire the Christmas lights and decorations until 6 January
An interview with the Mayor of Dubrovnik Mato Franković
View the gallery to see photographs of Mato Franković and Pepper
It has sought inspiration from the WWF’s Plastic Smart Cities initiative
However, travellers will have to wait one more year before they can use it
Remote workers can now apply and get the chance to win a four-week-stay in the Croatian city of Dubrovnik
The Cohesion Fund will invest more than 60 million euros in the water supply and treatment infrastructure in Dubrovnik
The 216-million kunas project is expected to improve the quality of student life and decrease costs of living
They will make the operations of the recipients more environmentally friendly and sustainable in the long-term
The project through which they were procured was funded entirely by the EU
The cities that have joined the initiative are Zadar, Sibenik, Split and Dubrovnik
The purchase of the new vehicles will substantially bolster the city’s public transport network
It will be held as previously announced but at a reduced capacity due to the uncertain epidemiological situation
Foreign tourists are again in the majority after almost 3 months
Mayor Mato Franković signed a contract with the company that will plan the building of the future care home
Economic and social activities in Croatian cities will gradually be restarted
Many Croatian cities have come up with innovative ways to provide citizens with trustworthy information about the virus and new lockdown restrictions
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, all markets in Croatian cities were shut down on 22 March
A contract for the project was signed by the mayor of Dubrovnik, Mato Frankovic, and Croatian Telecom
On 31 January over 200 cultural institutions will be opening their doors to visitors for free
See the list with the most exciting artists and top singers performances in Split, Dubrovnik, Sibenik, Zadar, Rijeka and many more
Mayor Frankovich proposed a five-year moratorium on new tables
The event takes place for the fifth consecutive year
The new regulation will enter into force from January 2021
It is based on the slogan “City Myths”
