Latest Active Cities news

The end of November marked an exciting milestone for the Active Cities project, as partners gathered one last time to share their results and learnings at Europe’s yearly mobility gathering: the POLIS Conference....

Through the Active Cities project, the City of Mechelen, Belgium, has focused on enhancing its network of eight cycling hubs to encourage active mobility practices among the local population. ...

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The Active Cities project partners recently concluded their extensive city tour with a packed three-day visit to the vibrant city of Groningen during last week of October. ...

Within the Active Cities project, the City of Bergen and KU Leuven have joined forces to explore how football fans travel to their local stadiums — and how more fans can be encouraged to walk or cycle instead of driving....

Through the Active Cities project, three city partners are experimenting with activity tracks, aiming to encourage local people to adopt active transport modes. ...

Groningen, a city in the Netherlands, is actively working to transform its urban spaces, putting people at the forefront. As part of the Active Cities project, they have launched an exciting temporary street experiment in the neighbourhood of Paddepoel....

The Walkability app, developed by Active Cities partner Walk21, allows citizens of all ages and abilities to share their walking experiences. Sharing walking experiences helps communities and responsible authorities to understand walkable places and identify areas that need further improvement to ma...

The Active Cities project partners came together again recently for the project’s 6th partner meeting, hosted by the Hamburg district of Eimsbüttel.   ...