The 7th Future City Game in Poland was played in Warsaw, in an area called Nowe Miasto, part of historical core of the city. Samborska Str » Read more
The Warsaw Future City Game, which was played at the Transformations Art Festival, was one of the four games incorporated into Warsaw's » Read more
Nowa Huta, a district in Krakow, is one of the newest parts of the city that developed due to the location of the ironworks in the 1950s. Today, Nowa Huta is » Read more
The Manchester Future City Game focused on Gorton, a challenging area in Manchester, which has suffered from social and economic deprivation, but is now undergoing some degree of urban regeneration » Read more
The Stirling Future City Game focused on the city centre and was played as part of the City Council’s ‘visioning’ activity for the future of Stirling and formed the third of four » Read more
The fourth Future City Game in Poland was played in Gdańsk, which with Gdynia and Sopot constitutes the largest urban area on the Baltic Sea in Poland. The game was played as part of the city's la » Read more
Hradec Kralove, which is located in northeast Bohemia, is among the largest and most important municipal settlements in the Czech Republic.
The game in Hradec Kralove was closely conne » Read more
Ukmergė is one of the oldest settlements in Lithuania. The town has always been an industrial centre, famed for its cabinetmakers, metalworkers, and light industry workers. Despite the colourful h » Read more
Gorzów Wielkopolski, a city of approximately 125,000 residents, is situated in a very picturesque area of northwest Poland, about 130km from Berlin and 80km from Frankfurt. Located on the hi » Read more
Prior to the game, Melitopol participated in a European Council project aimed at developing intercultural cities. Proposals for the regeneration of Gorky Park were subsequently submitted to the EC » Read more
Ostrava, the third largest city in the Czech Republic, is the centre of the Moravian-Silesian region. It has a very favourable geographical position, being located about 10 kilometres south of the » Read more
Blackburn with Darwen is a multi-cultural area, with diverse urban neighbourhoods set in countryside. It is a key geographical and cultural gateway to Pen » Read more
Plunge is the Lithuanian Capital of Culture 2009. On this occasion, we invited teams from three other Lithuanian towns – Kedainiai, Ukmerge an » Read more
Klaipeda, a port in Lithuania, has quite a number of summer festivals and events to offer. The Summer Stage, where the major cultural festivities take place, used to attract a number of visitors. H » Read more
Cēsis, an old Hansaetic city located in the northern part of Latvia, is bidding for the title of European Capital of Culture in Latvia in 2014. The city is » Read more
Saue, a town in northwestern Estonia, is situated in a very favourable location near the capital, Tallinn. It attracts many people who like the balance between small town life and the city atmosphe » Read more
Aarhus is preparing a bid to become the European Capital of Culture in 2017. We held a pilot Future City Game to establish how it can be used in this process and how it could support the bid. Aarhu » Read more
Karksi-Nuia, an ancient settlement in South Estonia, is situated on the southwestern slope of a pre-historic valley and is particularly known for its beautiful nature and rich cultural life. The Ha » Read more
Poznań, the fifth largest city in Poland, is an important historical and industrial centre. The Poznań Future City Game focused on a specific area in the city - the Śródka district, one o » Read more
Viljandi is an ancient city in south Estonia known for its beautiful nature and rich cultural life. It is located on a hill above a lake, which is popular with residents, holidaymakers, fishermen a » Read more
The Core Cities group is a network of England's major regional cities: Birmingham, Bristol, Leeds, Liverpool, Manchester, Newcastle, Nottingham and Sheffield. They form the economic and urban cores » Read more
The Future City Games in Pilsen districts engage the residents in the process of bid preparation for the European Capital of Culture in 2015 by challenging them to find innovative and creative solu » Read more
The first Future City Game in the Czech Republic was launched in Pilsen city centre and addressed the needs of the individual districts in the city, with a special focus on the challenges related t » Read more
Glasgow is Scotland’s largest city and is famed for its history of shipbuilding and engineering. Glasgow has a rich and vibrant cultural life, with regular festivals for art, jazz, comedy, fo » Read more
Only a few kilometres from the Hungarian capital, Budaörs has been known as Budapest’s trade gateway. Multinational commercial companies based in Budaörs (e.g. IKEA, Decathlon, Auch » Read more
Only a hundred kilometres from the Lithuanian capital, Kaunas is considered to be the centre of Lithuania's economic life, notable for the spread of industry and rapid economic reform. The second l » Read more
The Future City Game in Vantaa, which is the fourth most populous city in Finland, focused on the Tikkurila Centre, the administrative and commercial hub of Vantaa. The participants were challenged » Read more
Voldparken is a residential area on the outskirts of Copenhagen with approximately 10,000 residents. The area lacks a community centre and recreational spaces that would improve the quality of life » Read more
Łódź, the second largest urban centre in Poland, is in the running for the European Capital of Culture 2016. The city is an important cultural centre, internationally known for its Film Sc » Read more
Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia, with approximately 260 000 inhabitants is a cultural and administrative centre and has the highest GDP in the country. The city, which provides services for appr » Read more
Only a hundred kilometres from the Estonian capital, Haapsalu has always been a popular summer resort, attracting thousands of tourists. During the winter, however, the city becomes a quiet, seclud » Read more
Pilsen, an industrial, commercial, cultural, and administrative centre of the western part of the Czech Republic, is running for the European Capital of Culture 2015. The » Read more
