Founding of the Cultural Forum
The first city-wide network for independent galleries, studios, and project spaces is launched.
March 2021Milestones of Urban Development
A chronicle of the most important events and achievements in urban change.
We show how cities really work – beyond clichés and travel guides. Our goal is to make the people behind the facades visible and to discover places that keep city life vibrant.
Authenticity over perfection We report on real projects, real people, and unvarnished moments. No gloss, but stories rooted in everyday life.
Local perspective Every city has its own rhythm. We give a voice to residents, initiatives, and small shops – not the usual hotspots.
Culture as a driver Whether street art, urban gardening, or neighborhood cafés: cultural initiatives sustainably change the cityscape. We show how and why.
Sustainable curiosity Discovering does not mean consuming. We encourage exploring places with respect and getting active yourself – for a livable environment.
A chronicle of the most important events and achievements in urban change.
The first city-wide network for independent galleries, studios, and project spaces is launched.
March 2021A community garden with raised beds, fruit trees, and an open workshop pavilion is created on a brownfield site.
September 2021Monthly evening markets in changing courtyards combine second-hand culture with live music and street food.
June 2022The city awards grants for legal murals on house walls in all districts for the first time.
February 2023An entire district becomes a meeting zone for one day with stages, play streets, and open cafes.
August 2023Two continuous main axes connect the outer districts with the center – safe and with few intersections.
May 2024Our Profile
Our magazine is aimed at curious city dwellers between 25 and 45 who seek real places and encounters off the beaten tourist path. Whether professionals, students, or creatives – all those who actively shape urban life.
Target audience: urban, open-minded, culture-interestedWe believe that the best city story often begins on a side street, in a backyard, or a community garden. That's why we research on-site, talk to makers, and share discoveries that inspire and invite you to follow suit.
Drive: real encounters, local perspectivesOur language is clear, direct, and personal. We avoid empty phrases and rely on precise descriptions that place the reader right in the middle of the action. Every article has a clear benefit – be it a tip, an address, or a new perspective.
Tone: factual, warm, curiousFrom in-depth reports to compact guides and interviews with local players – our offering is diverse but always down-to-earth. We don't curate trends; we tell stories about what's really happening.
Offerings: Reports, Guides, InterviewsOur team combines years of experience in journalism, urban planning, and local culture. Each person brings their own perspective – from hidden neighborhoods to major stages.
Meet everyoneIsabel has worked for city magazines in Vienna and Munich for over ten years. She knows the best spots off the tourist trail and writes about the urban art and music scene.
Adrian has been documenting the changing cityscape since 2018. His photo series on backyard projects and street art have been featured in several exhibitions.
Jürgen is a trained chef and city explorer. He regularly tests new cafés, markets, and snack bars – always on the lookout for authentic taste experiences.
Melanie is involved in urban garden projects and advises initiatives on green city development. Her articles combine practical tips with background knowledge.