About urbanism in Lithuanian

Hello, r/lithuania 👋

Last year, after finishing my studies, I decided to try myself in the difficult but very close topic of urban planning. I was working on a project during my free time (non-profit, ad-free)intended to spread the word about the problems, achievements and good examples of Lithuanian cities from abroad.

I gave my “baby” a rather simple but, I think, memorable name – Tame the City!

Currently, my main focus is on the page and articles on topics such as:

👉pedestrian-friendly cities, cozy courtyards, cycling infrastructure, public transport and social problems of residents.

If you are interested in urbanism, watch some Adam Something, Not Just Bikes or Gershman, I invite you to visit the page prisijaukinkmiesta.lt. Six articles are waiting for you on the website, and new ones will appear in late April-early May.

Here I will provide a link to one of them, because I think that with the arrival of spring you really started to move more, and maybe you already managed to get your bike out… If so, and you were not lucky enough to live where there are underground passages, you probably already managed to curse them, because pulling your bike up and down is really a little fun. If you do not like these “engineering miracles”, I invite you to read the article on this topic. And even if you hold the opposite opinion and think that they are very important in big cities, still stop by, you might change your mind.

PS If you are interested in cities, travel, photograph or film and would like to contribute to the project, write a PM or fill out the contact form on the page.

thank you

https://prisijaukinkmiesta.lt/pozemines-perejos-kaip-sergancio-miesto-simptomas/