Maribor’s area existing skate park has been renovated. Now extending over an area of 9 937 square metres, it is the biggest skate park in Slovenia. The renovation of the skate park has created a multifunctional facility which both improves the opportunities for young people to participate in sport and makes it safer for them to do so.

The aim of this project is to ensure sustainable mobility in the city centre so as to make it more attractive and improve air quality. The restoration of Koroška cesta, once the city’s first promenade, will enliven the city centre and give a boost to its shops and restaurants. 

A new bridge for pedestrians and cyclists crossing between Lent and Tabor will connect parts of the city centre along the river Drava and revitalise the two riverbanks. It will promote redevelopment of degraded urban land, reduce social degradation and provide a shorter route into the city centre. 

The modernisation of cableway installations and the construction of the Maribor-Areh outdoor centre will help in developing the provision of activities on the Pohorje mountain range year-round. The project will include upgrading the cableway infrastructure and the building of new bike tracks.