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The five-minute city: inside Denmark’s revolutionary neighborhood - “cars are not welcome here”.
(www.theguardian.com)
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I can tell you haven't been to Nordhavn. There are roads and and cars/ambulance can absolutely drive by. Owning a car in Nordhavn in very hard though, very little parking.
So, is that a colder New York then?
I mean, if all you know is US cities it's the closest one to most European cities but that's a stretch
Yes, but smaller, cleaner, without skyscrapers, less hobos, and with bikes everywhere. Actually it has almost nothing in common with New York, except for being a "big" city with good public transportation.