It’s more important than ever for the world’s major cities to establish their “green” credentials. Website Comparethemarket.com published a research that fared European capital cities while taking into account several different measurements – tackling the pollution problem, improving public transport and cycling infrastructure, increasing the amount of green spaces and improving quality of life.
Brussels finished on the 20th place on the list that includes the top 25 capital cities of Europe. Vienna, Bern and Helsinki are the three top cities when it comes to the “green” label, followed closely by Stockholm, Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Oslo, Luxembourg, Berlin and Ljubljana. Interestingly, the neighboring Paris finds itself on the 21st spot, right behind Brussels.
To read more about this research and get the full report, visit the comparethemarket website.
Our contributor and retail consultant Elisa Servais has noticed too many beloved Brussels shops close…
June 2026 is shaping up to be one of the most vibrant months for live…
Independent guide Tartine et Boterham has published its annual selection of favourite ice cream spots…
On Saturday June 13, Park Drie Fonteinen in Vilvoorde will host the very first edition…
A free festival of community-led creativity and design returns to Brussels for the third time…
Hello 👋 and welcome to our new edition, full of spring inspirations. We are excited that…