The Cool Noons initiative, which receives joint funding from the European Union, has developed 15 pedestrian-friendly green routes aimed at providing relief from the summer heat for visitors in cities such as Lisbon, Marseille, Imola, Dubrovnik, and Budva. This project is contributing to the development of innovative sustainable tourism practices by designing urban environments that feature fountains and lush green spaces.
EU-funded project builds cool urban spaces in hot Mediterranean cities
The Cool Noons project, co-funded by the EU, has created 15 walkable green paths to keep tourists cool during the summer heat in Lisbon, Marseille, Imola, Dubrovnik and Budva. It...
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