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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
Portable ashtrays can be picked up from the capital’s cafes and borrowed from newly-installed stands on beaches
Businesses can now apply to receive funding for Christmas themed projects
The ultimate goal is to strengthen biodiversity, support animals, and make the city more attractive
This route has not been available since the 1990s. The train revival in Europe is in full swing
The top 10 most and least expensive cities in the European Union according to Mercer's 2021 ranking
The Danish capital will provide funding for projects which will increase the city’s biodiversity
The Danish capital will allocate around EUR 1 million to help needy businesses
The theme of the tours is “A look behind the façade: art and identity in the parties’ group rooms”
It will remove 66 parking spaces from 5 areas in the Medieval City
The Danish capital has outlined an action plan to install charging stations
The High Five campaign stresses the impact teachers have on the development of children
The Danish capital proves its commitment to inclusivity
Danhub will speed up the phasing out of diesel taxis in the Danish capital
The building will focus on welfare technology and sustainability
The first round of applications will close on 26 May
The Danish capital hopes to become a competitive, green metropolis
Petrol and diesel vehicles will be banned from accessing certain areas
Copenhageners with a minority background are often discriminated against
The results of a study on the idea will be presented on Friday, 9 April
It would connect Nordre Toldbod with Refshaleøen as well as the city’s future district Lynetteholm
Direct vision will hopefully become the standard for heavy vehicles on European streets and roads
Due to the pandemic, Denmark’s largest art exhibition for young creatives between the ages of 13-18 will be held online on 9 March
Currently, some buildings in the Danish capital lack the necessary protection and can be demolished without too many issues
The goal is to relieve the pressure on the city’s daycare institutions
The Danish capital’s local government will not stand for any of its contractors breaching the rights of their employees and underpaying them for their work
Work on the site began earlier this week and was welcomed by the city’s mayor
Through art, the sites will be made safer and more secure
For at least another 2 weeks, children will have to do their studies at home
Smart, happy, green: did your city make it to the top?
The new project is expected to help women before they become a target for the city’s group shelters
Fireworks can be not only beautiful but also dangerous, according to local authorities
Pollution skyrockets over the holidays and local authorities in Copenhagen want to prevent that from happening
Many homeless young people traditionally visit the school, making it an obvious location
A new bus terminal will solve many of the issues that citizens have been pointing to over the last few years
The historic street has become greener and more cycling-friendly after 9 months of renovations
The airport will reduce its capacity by 40% for the next couple of years
Two of them are in the EU, according to the Economist Intelligence Unit
Kitchens in the various institutions of the Danish capital will be serving environmentally friendly meals thanks to a new policy
The project is estimated to be completed by 2029
After a two-year hiatus, the initiative is back, allowing citizens to obtain trees for free, so long as they care for them and nurture them
Lars Weiss will be acting as mayor for the time being
If you’re looking for a swim in the city’s port, this is the place for you
The number of lost jobs in the Danish capital is among the highest in the country
One of Copenhagen’s biggest e-scooter vendors hopes that by shutting down the service during the night on weekends, less accidents will occur
Local authorities want to limit parties and antisocial behavior in the city’s parks by restricting the sale of alcohol and by dispersing partying crowds
It took lawmakers in the Danish capital just 5 days to come to an agreement for next year’s budget
After months of delay due to COVID-19, “Stairway” is finally ready to welcome visitors
The Danish police aims to significantly bolster its arsenal of security cameras over the next few years
By implementing a new innovative solution, local authorities can solve a problem that has been plaguing the environment for years
The construction of the city’s new Vejlands Quarter will begin sometime in early 2021 and will be built entirely out of timber
