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Marijn Verbruggen, the Olympic skateboarding coach for Belgium is one of the event’s organisers
The winning design will allow for flexibility and vehicle reduction
Encouraging them to start living independently
An online tool allows calculating how much exactly each city will lose under the proposed taxation system
Senator Elke Breitbach announced the city’s new programme, offering 1,000 jobs to workers who were the hardest hit during the pandemic
An online tool allows calculating how much exactly each city will lose under the proposed taxation system
The European Commission published their reports as part of the EU Disinformation Monitoring Programme
The official term for the life-saving device is 'cervical airbag system'
These can be easily accessed by scanning a QR code
Municipal technicians will get reliable warnings from the IoT-connected application
The renewable energy association BWE published the report and recommended serious action so that prescriptive milestones can become numbers
This became clear after a green loan agreement was signed between EIB and Iberdrola
The Venetian municipality has organized a short ferry trip for that
The city has implemented legislation and specified parking spaces for e-scooters and bikes
Slovenia has now five sites on the World Heritage list along with four on the tentative list waiting for inclusion
"Vilnius - Open Music Hall" has been spread out for three days on 7 stages across the city
The world’s largest monastic library was built with light in mind, so at night, it will be viewed with lanterns
The Hanseatic League was revived in 1980 as ‘new Hanse’ and it aims to foster links between historical League cities today
Marijn Verbruggen, the Olympic skateboarding coach for Belgium is one of the event’s organisers
All eyes will be on the Polish city for the 18th Red Bull BC One World Final
Encouraging them to start living independently
PM António Costa unveiled a 3-step plan of easing restrictions
Find out how ‘The Great Spas of Europe’ have shaped culture and society on the continent for the last 300 years
Every year, around 27,000 people in Czechia die from oncological diseases
Residents are urged to identify areas that are prone to overheating or flooding in extreme weather
The Czech capital plans to expand its current RE-USE project
The loan will finance the upgrade of regional and municipal infrastructure
They will be given single-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccines
They are shown how building sustainably can influence our future
Nominations are now open for “Cultural Event of the Year” and “Innovative Cultural Act”
Citizens can report vandalism via the “No Graffiti” mobile application
12 photographs have been created under the city’s “Ne! v přírodě” (“No! in nature”) campaign
It is hoped that the new decree will make the Czech city a safer place
This will be Czechia’s largest investment in transport
More than 200 private sites and gardens will become accessible to the public this weekend
It wants to enrich the capital’s architecture with a new building for the Czech Philharmonic and Prague Symphony Orchestra
Prague Market Hall now houses a “Closet for Single Parent Families”
Pupils were given the chance to come up with projects that would improve their life at school
Customers must provide proof of vaccination, immunity, or a negative test
“Adopt a Tree” is the capital’s latest green project
Guests of the city’s hotels will receive free access to cultural sites and recreational facilities
The Czech city aims to develop a fully autonomous tram by 2027
Garden benches and mobile flower beds were donated to the Home for the Elderly in Malešice
The Czech capital’s environmental practices have been recognised
Students will return to classes and hotels will resume working at full capacity from 24 May
The capital aims to put an end to homelessness
The public can watch falcons, ravens, seagulls and bees online
Brejlando allows spectators to view their favourite plays from the comfort of their homes
The Czech capital has shared its future climate goals
The Czech city will gather data to help beekeepers and educate schoolchildren
The new measures concern beauty salons, schools, sports, and cultural activities
It plans on achieving carbon neutrality
Its construction will be completed by 2026
Viewers can see the Mayor’s Residence, New Town Hall and Škoda Palace
Ostrava is determined to become a cleaner city
The Czech capital will build 21 kilometres of cycle trails
This house will offer free, short-term accommodation for families with sick children
Tours take place in both Czech and English on the first Sunday of every month
The night curfews and restrictions on movement no longer apply
The Thespian Robot will portray the Czech city as one that is fun and innovative
Tenants of non-residential business premises can submit an application for a 30% discount until 31 May
This will allow sustainable, clean, and comfortable travel
Citizens can register and take part in this month’s challenge to not only get healthier but to also compete for rewards and prizes
Improving the way the ERDF addresses environmental urban challenges of cities in peripheral regions, with international cooperation
The Mayor of Prague has unveiled the launch of the “Safely Around Prague” platform
The city is using powerful slogans and illustrations to remind people that they will once again be able to experience happiness and intimacy
From 5 May, the clinic will provide patients with lifestyle and preventative care
Finland has been labelled as the world’s happiest country for the fourth year in a row
The walls of this Pilsen school have been painted with a protective coating that eradicates bacteria and viruses
Small and medium-sized companies can now receive free professional support to help them recover from the effects of the COVID crisis
The Edible Cup is made from 100% natural ingredients and can hold a hot drink for 12 hours
Pilsen residents can participate in the reading of the names of Holocaust victims on 8 April
Sweden, Finland, Austria, Estonia, and Norway rank at the top of Euromonitor International’s Sustainable Travel Index
The Prague Public Transit Company (DPP) has begun to sell masks in 40 locations throughout the capital
A centre in Czechia’s Pilsen will offer 18 to 26-year-olds private housing and access to social workers with the aim of facilitating their entry into adult life
The aim of the initiative is to make the capital a more modern and environmentally friendly city
The city is working on a new unified signage navigation system, set to replace the current one which dates back to the 1980s
For the past year, they have been united under the “Free Cities Pact”
It is the first Czech city to use the technology this way
As a part of a long-lasting partnership with its sister Taipei
The Czech Republic makes a great leap towards limiting plastic pollution
A project worth millions is expected to considerably enhance the security of the Czech city
Twelve EU destinations make the Top 50 list of must-go places for remote workers compiled by Big 7 Travel magazine
Recycling your old glasses can make a real difference for those who can’t afford to buy a pair
The dismantling of Christmas decorations has already started
Today Czechia and Slovakia celebrate new beginnings
A new game allows users to make important decisions on a significantly reduced local budget
Learn more about the new rules, effective since December
Europe’s tower clocks oversee the countdown to 2021
With a considerable financial support from the EU
Pilot safety projects are in the works in Pilsen and Bilina
It also takes into account the city’s climate ambitions
A mobile laboratory in a specially adapted ambulance will arrive anywhere in Prague
A mobile app connects those in need with those who have something to offer
The closing of school canteens creates inconveniences for working parents, but might be an opportunity for a struggling sector
The wooden orthodox temple suffered a devastating fire on 28 October
He will be making use of his medical education without interrupting his political work
Halloween, or more precisely All Souls Day, falls on 2 November
The target are domestic tourists
An IoT technology could significantly improve road safety and allow for financial savings
It will be in effect from next Monday, 5 October
The Czech city inaugurates its first public charging station for electric vehicles
The measures are already in force
Mariánské náměstí’s transformation will be the fruit of citizen participation
Interview with Ing. Petr Rys, Mayor of Bruntál, Czechia
It has a multitude of benefits for children’s safety and development
There will be no lights show in 2020
Benches of old Czechoslovak design will begin appearing in the Slovak capital amidst its push for improving pedestrian spaces
Interview with Jiří Svoboda, Mayor of České Budějovice
The goal is to make the entire system more reliable and better adapted to citizens’ needs
The Czech capital unveiled a new visual identity which will be applied to almost all vehicles
In its first month of operations, the service has been used over 50,000 times
The Czech city has a web portal showing how tax money is spent
The objective: propose measures on how to reduce temperature stress in the summer
Interview with the Mayor of Liberec and former Managing Director of the Nisa Euroregion
The new tourist service will become available this weekend
Interview with Alexandr Hrabálek, Mayor of Hradec Králové
As part of a municipal programme supporting the cultural sector's recovery from Covid-19
The new figure will have an essential role in leading the Czech capital to carbon neutrality
Interview with the Mayor of Cesky Krumlov, Czechia
The visualisations of 3 stations on the future line D were presented
