Greenery is taken seriously in Copenhagen, too, even in its most literal sense; the city flaunts a variety of gardens and green spaces. From Freetown Christiania’s tall forest trees and wild ...

This stunning European destination has been named the world's most livable city in 2025 thanks to its stability, infrastructure, education, and other strengths.

With 602,000 people and 750,000 bicycles, Copenhagen has more bikes than people, and the city wants to encourage visitors to travel on two wheels to offset the "environmental burden" of tourism.

The initiative is called CopenPay. It transforms a traveler’s green actions into currency to spend at Copenhagen’s cultural experiences. It rewards actions like biking, participating in a cleanup ...

Copenhagen Capacity’s most recent reporting to February 2022 demonstrated that close to 40% of the city’s inward investment goes to life sciences, 30% to technology and the remaining to green ...

For instance, Copenhagen aims to become carbon neutral by 2025 through wind energy and district heating systems (Copenhagen Green City Plan, 2021) 1. Similarly, Singapore’s Green Plan 2030 focuses on ...