Kosice, the second largest city of Slovakia, has come up with a bright and brilliant solution to spruce up a nondescript residential district. When it became the European Capital of Culture in 2013, the city fathers took a bold decision, resisting the temptation of putting all the money into a facelift for their pretty town centre ... ... and allocated a significant proportion of the budget to the city's modern, residential areas -- where, after all, the vast majority of the city's 250,000 inhab...
Kosice, the second largest city of Slovakia, has come up with a bright and brilliant solution to spruce up a nondescript residential district. When it became the European Capital of Culture in 2013, the city fathers took a bold decision, resisting the temptation of putting all the money into a facelift for their pretty town centre ... ... and allocated a significant proportion of the budget to the city's modern, residential areas -- where, after all, the vast majority of the city's 250,000 inhab...
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