London is the greenest major city in Europe and the third greenest city of its size in the world, according to a report commissioned by the City of London Corporation. The capital contains 35,000 ...

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Päijänne National Park, with its pristine waters, islands and birdlife, sits just on the city’s doorstep. For years, the capital of Sweden appears among the greenest in Europe. Now ...

But others are storming ahead – like, for instance, the winners of two of the European Union’s most prestigious green cities awards: European Green Capital and European Green Leaf. Both of the ...

For eco-conscious travelers seeking a sustainable holiday, more than 400 European cities are engaged in green development. Of these, Maribor, Slovenia has been named the Best Green Capital for 2025.

It is known as the greenest city in the U.K. and one of the greenest in Europe, largely due to its claim of having more trees than people (seriously). While industry rather than nature was at the ...

The greenest city in Europe has officially upped sticks from the Baltic shores of Estonia to the Spanish Mediterranean. Valencia took over as European Green Capital from Tallinn in a ceremony last ...

Everyone knows London has got loads of parks. In fact, a new study has revealed that we’ve got the most green spaces out of any European city. Take that, Berlin. The study, conducted by ...

An underrated city that's best known as the heart of the Industrial Revolution is actually one of the greenest cities in Europe. Birmingham has more than 600 parks and green spaces and open ...

Nestled among glittering lakes and thick pine forests in southern Sweden, Vaexjoe has gone further than most in renewable energy, clean transport and energy conservation, promoting itself as "Europe's ...

As well as being the greenest city in the UK, Sheffield is the second-greenest city in Europe after Oslo, which pips this Yorkshire city to the green post with around 72% of green spaces.