The event presents the results of a collective process that brought together children, youth, and elderly participants in creative workshops to reflect on ways to make cities more just, accessible, and humane. The initiative values intergenerational dialogue and active community participation, recognizing the diversity of perspectives as a driving force for social urbanism. The focus is on fostering civic awareness and shared responsibility in shaping an “ideal city,” grounded in the principles of inclusion, accessibility, social interaction, and sustainability. The event seeks to strengthen community bonds, reduce urban inequalities, and encourage creative solutions capable of transforming urban spaces into territories of belonging. The format will be a roundtable discussion, promoting listening and horizontal dialogue. The results of the workshops will be presented, along with the collective model built throughout the process and a digital book compiling records, reflections, and proposals from the so-called “City of Dreams.”