Madrid
Respondents imagine Plaza de Cibeles with more green and leisure spaces. We've reimagined the square with a leisurely beach beside it.
With the report “Cities Reimagined by Lynk & Co”, we set out to learn how Europeans enjoy their cities today and how they would like to shape their cities for tomorrow.
Together with Ipsos, we conducted a new survey with over 8000 respondents in eight European capital cities; London, Paris, Berlin, Rome, Madrid, Amsterdam, Stockholm, and Brussels.
We asked 8000 people in major European cities about how they would transform their city if there were fewer cars. Here's what they told us.
In particular, young Europeans are ready to embrace car sharing. We found that among respondents aged 25-34 years-old, 66% feel positively towards car sharing.
No matter what age you are, car sharing opens up valuable urban space. Want to learn more? Click the button below.
See how other European capital cities could look if we used less space for cars and more space for people and nature.
Respondents imagine Plaza de Cibeles with more green and leisure spaces. We've reimagined the square with a leisurely beach beside it.