In Zaragoza the exhibition was opened on 10 November 2026 Ciudades a escala humana has opened. The exhibition at Mobility City will be on show until 31 January 2027, according to the organisers. It features models, video mapping and miniature scenes with Playmobilfigures, intended to encourage reflection on accessible, healthy and liveable cities. The immediate occasion is the opening of the exhibition; it is running for a limited period.
The exhibition is run by Fundación Ibercaja, with the cycling museum Bici Lab Andorrainvolved in its curation. According to the organisers, the project is aimed at a broad audience and particularly involves children and young people. The use of toys and scale models is intended to make questions of urban and transport planning easier to engage with. The focus is on international examples of sustainable mobility, inclusive design and the quality of public spaces as places to spend time.
According to press information, Ciudades a escala humana sees itself not simply as a presentation of successful projects, but as a forum that invites participation. Interactive elements are intended to encourage visitors to discuss accessibility, safety, health and quality of life in urban neighbourhoods. The organisers are thus taking up issues debated in many European municipalities: the allocation of road space, the role of cycling and walking, and the design of barrier-free journeys. Statements about aims and impact come from communications issued by the institutions involved.
Mobility City operates its exhibition spaces on the site of the former Expo 2008 in Zaragoza. The institution brings together activities related to urban mobility and new technologies, while the Fundación Ibercaja acts as a promoter of culture and education in Aragon . According to the organisers, the local connection is made by linking international approaches with local issues. Press releases say that information on opening hours, group visits and educational formats is available; the institutions provide these details.
Running until the end of January, Ciudades a escala humana is conceived as a temporary contribution to the debate on the city of the future. The exhibition makes no specific political demands; rather, it aims to present familiar examples in an accessible way and encourage discussion about ways to create a city designed for people.
Editor: Mira Cadena (Article created with AI assistance).