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I wonder what a man is capable of. He invented the bicycle, the printing press, the automobile, the airplane, the computer, the telephone, and so many other things that fundamentally changed the course of history.

At dusk in the nineteenth century - the century that witnessed the birth of the Nation-States and the Industrial Revolution - Charles Baudelaire walked through the streets of Paris and observed how the city had changed around him.

Di pôc, a Udin, la Arlef e à fât un event dal titul “Tropis lenghis puedie permetisi une democrazie?”, riflessions che a vignivin des esperiencis dal Catalan, dal Furlan e dal Sart.

March 12, 2020 will remain a watershed date in the collective memory of the cross-border conurbation between Italy and Slovenia.

Europa Square represents, together with "Trento", one of the most important urban places on the borders of European countries, not only because of its historical and symbolic value, but also because of the originality of its urban design.

Jane Jacobs published an essay in 1961, The Death and Life of Great American Cities, in which she criticizes the American urban policy of the time, blaming it for the collapse of many of the city's neighborhoods.

2025 was a special year for the two Gorizie regions, in which words such as culture, languages, borders, cooperation, history, peace, sustainability, art, biodiversity, cities of the future, brotherhood were able to assert themselves and spread, overcoming physical and mental boundaries, bringing positive seeds of

In the four issues of the legendary comic series Nathan Never, published at the time of the European Capital of Culture GO! 2025 by Bonelli editore and later also translated into Slovenian by the publisher ZRC SAZU, we can learn about our science fiction future.

How do children and young people imagine the city of the future? Will it be full of technology, floating vehicles and tall buildings, or will nature, community and space for people be in the foreground?


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