Cultural citizenship for an open and diverse city
Cultural citizenship for an open and diverse city
1. Matera and culture
Matera is a city in the South of Italy with 62.000 inhabitants.
Matera is a city in the South of Italy with 62.000 inhabitants.
With around 64,000 inhabitants, Granollers is characterised by its industrial character from the 20th century. The dismantling of traditional industry forced it to diversify its economy and, today, it is also marked by its cultural and creative character.
Located in the heart of Europe, with a population of 234,475, Lille is a young and diverse city.
Gunsan,a port city, is a logistics hub for Northeast Asian countries and a sea trade gateway to the Yellow Sea. The city recently experienced a big industrial crisis with several shut downs.
Košice is the second largest city in Slovakia with a population of approximately 240,000 inhabitants, situated in the far east of the country. From the half of 20th century, the city has been built around metallurgy and machinery industry.
Wrocław, located in western Poland, is an academic and a dynamic business center with an economy increasingly based on new technologies and innovation.
Kraków is a European metropolis, the second most populous (with more than 780,000 inhabitants) city of Poland and the capital of the Lesser Poland Voivodoship. The Old Town was inscribed onto the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 1978.
Longueuil is the most urbanized area in the southern suburbs of Montreal, with a population of 252,000.
As a French-speaking cultural metropolis in North America, Montreal is known for its cultural vitality.
Agadir is the capital of the Souss Massa Region, and is located in west-central Morocco. Greater Agadir is home to 1,300,000 inhabitants. Its economy is based on fishing, agriculture, tourism, trade, and services.