Imagine a city where everything you need—your job, your child’s school, your favorite café—is just a short walk or bike ride away.
No long commutes, no endless traffic jams, just vibrant streets filled with life and opportunity.
This is the vision of the 15-minute city, an urban planning revolution that is transforming the way we live.
Cities across the world, from Paris to Melbourne, are embracing this model, proving that it’s possible to create healthier, more connected communities.
But while the idea sounds idyllic, its rapid adoption hasn’t been without controversy.
Misinformation and conspiracy theories have clouded its true purpose, sparking debates over traffic restrictions and personal freedoms.
So, what is the 15-minute city really about? How does it work, and why are some cities thriving while others struggle to implement it?
Discover the inspiring success stories, the challenges, and the future of urban living in our full article.
