Accessibility Tools
Discover how Aveiro is transforming itself into a model city for sustainability and inclusion. PEDUCA is creating new bike lanes, pedestrian-friendly streets, and green spaces, making it easy for all residents to get around, breathe cleaner air, and enjoy a healthier urban life. Community engagement and active mobility are at the heart of this award-winning plan.
Find out how València is turning a climate vision into real urban change, creating greener, more inclusive neighbourhoods for all, with a clear plan for climate adaptation and social innovation for 2030.
Explore how Alcoy became a leader in eco-friendly urban renewal by revitalising public spaces, expanding green zones, and making it easier for residents to walk, cycle and participate in community life.
See how Cornellà designed shaded, accessible walking and cycling routes connecting key places like schools and clinics – helping everyone, especially the vulnerable, stay cool and mobile even during heatwaves.
Discover how schools in Zaragoza worked with local families and city planners to encourage students to cycle to school, reducing traffic and pollution while building young people’s independence and healthy habits.
Follow Paris’s journey from car-filled roads to people-friendly bike lanes, wide pavements and pedestrian plazas, tripling cycling, reviving city life, and cleaning the air for all, while keeping accessibility and climate in focus.
The Clonakilty 400 Urban Design Master Plan transformed the town’s car-dominated centre into a safer, more accessible, and vibrant public space. Launched in 2013 alongside flood relief works, the project revitalised key streets and squares through heritage-led, pedestrian-friendly design.
See the city through different senses. In Bucharest, blind citizens co-create better urban spaces through walk audits, sensory mapping, and design workshops, teaching planners how to build cities that truly include everyone.
Step into Castelo Novo, where a tailored mobility plan brings together electric shuttles, walking paths, and car-free zones – making it possible for everyone, including elderly residents and tourists with disabilities, to discover its history and beauty sustainably. This approach balances the demands of heritage preservation with the needs of a modern, accessible village.
See how Barcelona is reimagining public spaces so that play is possible everywhere, bringing together city planners, families, and kids to create safe, inclusive play areas in parks, streets, and squares citywide.