Discover Nuremberg's future: Walking with Mayor König!

Discover Nuremberg's future: Walking with Mayor König!

Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz, 90402 Nürnberg, Deutschland - On June 28, 2025, Nuremberg will again be the scene of a special event in which interested parties can discover the city from a new perspective. Mayor Marcus König invites you to a walk under the motto "ongoing new things in the old town". The starting signal is at 10:00 a.m. on Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz, and the tour will take about three hours. This offers the perfect opportunity to gain exciting insights into current projects in the city. Market mirror reports .

At the event, Mayor König is accompanied by the city leaders, members of the city council and experts from the city administration. A total of important developments are presented at five different stations. The first stop leads to the "Pocket Park Marientor", followed by an explanation of the plans for the State Garden Show in Grasersgasse. We continue with the redesign of the wide alley, the presentation of the Joseph’s innovation laboratory and finally the renovation of the fruit market. The last stop will be visited at 12:30 p.m. before you can end the tour at 1:00 p.m. at the market festival at the main market.

sustainable urban development as a target

The CSU City Council Group Nuremberg emphasizes the importance of a sustainable and livable Nuremberg. Mayor Marcus König draws a positive balance after over five years in office and pursues the goal of increasing the quality of life in the city with the faction. With over 150 nationalities that live harmoniously, Nuremberg stands for diversity and participatory approaches in urban planning. The city houses innovative and sustainable concepts that are considered necessary in order to meet the challenges of social change. informed the CSU-Stadtstrats faction about its political goals and concerns.

An important aspect in urban planning is also the public. As a report underlines, public participation is a central element of municipal practice. It is pointed out that there is no universal solution for successful participation - rather, it must be adapted locally. It is crucial that politics, administration and civil society work together on a culture of participation. Only through a close integration of the citizens can quick and legally secure decisions be made that serve the overall city strategy. A handout aimed to show ways to further develop this culture.