This bench stores water and irrigates plants while you rest
The innovative project received funding from the participatory budget in Lille, France
The innovative project received funding from the participatory budget in Lille, France
This was decided after an unprecedented agreement between the national and city governments
This is the first investment in port infrastructure by the international forum’s development fund
The symbolism belies the city’s vision to transform the Naujamiestis district into a globally-known tech industry centre
The Czech city is in active preparation for the rotating Presidency of the Council of the EU which will start on 1 July and will last for six months
According to city officials, people will work up to 90 hours a month pay-free and for the ‘common good’
The invention promises to be revolutionary as it can decouple food production from agriculture and its environmental impacts
Commercial unmanned aerial vehicles will far outnumber their crewed counterparts by the end of the decade and solutions are urgently needed
The town of Makarska has recently launched a new mobile service, aiming to cut down on paper use and stimulate citizens to go contactless
Unique technology and design convert the vehicle into a mobile, multi-sensory cinematic hall
The country wants to become a leader in hydrogen production and export
City authorities just announced that they would develop a central heating grid that will use waste energy from industry and will cover half of the city by 2050
The cancellation hits in the middle of the travel season and is caused by serious labour shortages coupled with a sudden rise of Covid cases
Commercial unmanned aerial vehicles will far outnumber their crewed counterparts by the end of the decade and solutions are urgently needed
The splendid initiative that turns advertising spaces into art canvases is back for its third edition
The innovative project received funding from the participatory budget in Lille, France
The splendid initiative that turns advertising spaces into art canvases is back for its third edition
The cancellation hits in the middle of the travel season and is caused by serious labour shortages coupled with a sudden rise of Covid cases
The inflatable sports arena provides flexibility and cost effectiveness and is a good alternative to permanent construction
Children show a higher interest in going to class and spending more time in the library, if puppies are present
Dust particle concentrations can still present a tough challenge to beat, though
This makes the Andalusian city the first in the world to raise warnings about the harmful weather phenomenon
Sønderborg was founded in the mid-13th century around Sønderborg Castle. In 1864 during a Prussian assault on Danish trenches near Dybbøl the city was razed. The Dybbøl Mill, site of heroic Danish resistance, became a symbol of the unity of Denmark. In 1920 Sønderborg was taken by Germany but was returned to Denmark following a referendum on the future of the entire North Slesvig region. 56.2% of the population of the city voted to remain within the bounderies of Germany, while 43.8% voted in favour of ceding to Denmark. Overall, however, the region voted in favour of returning to Denmark by a large margin – nearly 75% to 25%.
Sønderborg is a town and municipality located in the Region of Southern Denmark, near the border with Germany. It is lying on both sides of the narrow Als Sound. It is also a port and seaside resort. In the municipality there are about 75,000 citizens – 28,000 of them live in the city of Sønderborg.
The main goods created in Sønderborg are electronics and agricultural machinery. Sønderborg is home to two of the major industrial companies in Denmark – Danfoss and Linak.
In Sønderborg you can experience the 250km long coastline of the area, where you can try all kinds of water activities, such as sailing, windsurfing, swimming, and angling or just admire the blue ocean.
Sønderborg castle is in the centre of the town, and since 1921 houses a museum focusing on the history and culture of the area. The museum is also the home of local and regional history collections spanning from the Middle Ages to the present day. The museum is open all year-round.
Address: Rådhustorvet 10, 6400 Sønderborg