URBIS

We are intensively preparing for URBIS 2025 and electronic ticket sales are now available. As in the 2024 edition, a one-day ticket is available for 500 CZK and a three-day ticket for 1200 CZK. Representatives of the municipal sector can get free admission.

We are intensively preparing for URBIS 2025 and electronic ticket sales are now available. As in the 2024 edition, a one-day ticket is available for 500 CZK and a three-day ticket for 1200 CZK. Representatives of the municipal sector can get free admission.

As in the last edition, we have prepared favourable conditions for entry to the URBIS The Smart Cities Meetup in 2025.

URBIS The Smart Cities Meetup will be presented this year at the SCEWC in Barcelona, which will run from 5 to 7 November.

The international discussion at Urbis 2024 was moderated by Michal Kuzmič from the CTU UCEEB. Innovative speakers from several European cities showed and explained the transformation of energy in their city's neighbourhoods. Important for these changes are data, strategies, cooperation, testing, experimentation, innovation and much more. Energy-Positive Communities (EPCs) are neighbourhoods or areas that produce more energy than they consume.

Already on 5 November, the Smart City World Expo Congress, a three-day event of global importance focused on smart city issues, starts in Barcelona. URBIS will also be present at the Brno stand. 

If you are thinking of attending URBIS The Smart Cities Meetup 2025, we have information about the entrance fee. 

The Village of the Year competition in the Rural Renewal Programme was established in 1995 and its aim is, among other things, to motivate rural residents to actively participate in the development of their home or to draw the attention of the general public to the importance of the countryside. 

Three topics will form the basis of URBIS The Smart Cities Meetup 2025, as in the previous edition. These will be reflected both in the conference programme and in the exhibition section. A significant new feature is the emphasis on climate change, which is increasingly affecting urban life.