WORLD CITIES CULTURE KEY FIGURES INSTITUT D AMÉNAGEMENT ET D URBANISME DE LA RÉGION ÎLE-DE-FRANCE WORLD CITIES CULTURE FORUM

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1 WORLD CITIES CULTURE KEY FIGURES 2015 INSTITUT D AMÉNAGEMENT ET D URBANISME DE LA RÉGION ÎLE-DE-FRANCE WORLD CITIES CULTURE FORUM

2 WORLD CITIES CULTURE Key Figures 2015 Following the publication of the World Cities Culture Report 2015, the IAU îdf publishes the main key figures of culture and economy in major world cities. They are used to compare, using common indicators, strengths and opportunities of large cities in terms of supply and cultural attractiveness. The Île-de-France region is well recognized as a leading creative metropolis. Cultural diversity, both in terms of supply and demand, is one of its characteristics. Thus, it features prominently in several areas with 300 cinemas (of which half are arthouse cinemas), 1,100 libraries, 313 museums, 353 theatres, 1,150 art galleries, more than 33,000 concerts, 360 festivals. The data come from the World Cities Culture Report 2015 conducted by BOP Consulting as part of the international network World Cities Culture Forum. The IAU îdf brings expertise on cultural and creative ecosystem, and coordinates the project for the Île-de-France region. World Cities Culture Forum Mayor of BOP Consulting Project coordination "World Cities Culture Key Figures" Carine Camors, IAU Ile-de-France Odile Soulard, IAU Ile-de-France Graphic design Praline Layout Carine Camors, IAU Ile-de-France

3 Île-de-France Total Population Number GDP (ppp ) (in million USD) Geographical Area Size (km²) $ Public Libraries % Creative Industries Employment Museums Theatres Visits to Top 5 Most Visited Museums and Galleries Cinema Admissions per Year International Tourists per Year

4 Cultural Infrastructures Museums Brussels 93 Dubai 24 Montréal Cinema Screens Hong K ong 209 Singapore Theatres Stockholm 80 Taipei Public Libraries , Montréal Shenzhen Vienna Warsaw

5 Cultural Consumption Book Loans by Public Libraries per Year 9,840,000 6,680,000 Hong Kong 58,300,000 48,500,000 38,800,000 61,300,000 28,400,000 32,000,000 Visits to Top 5 Most Visited Museums and Galleries 8,948,092 26,582,854 30,541,459 Seoul 16,564,691 8,288,887 Taipei 18,932,090 15,417,115 9,732,107 Admissions at all Theatres per Year 2,586,040 3, ,062,767 2,029,961 7,472,000 5,580,774 2,500,000 Vienna 4,735,689 Cinema Admissions per Year 17,569,846 16,251,695 42,200,000 55,500,000 22,878,000 Shenzhen 29,420,000 Singapore 24,578,000 22,044,910

6 Tradition vs Modernity UNESCO World Heritage Sites Edinburgh Stockholm Other Heritage / Historical Sites Hong K ong 1,111 38, ,448 Montréal 275 3,951 San Francisco Major Concert Halls 3 Hong Kong Night Clubs, Discos and Dance Halls 140 Hong Kong Seoul 191 Live Music Venues Art Galleries Rome Singapore 258

7 Quality of Life Bars per 100,000 Population % of Public Green Space Hong K ong Brussels 19 % 35 % % San Francisco 14 % 27 Stockholm 6 19 Seoul 27 % Shenzhen 45 % 46 % Vienna 46 % Restaurants per 100,000 Population Singapore 44 1,144 Festivals and Celebrations

8 Connectivity Foreign Born Population (%) 34 % 13 % 36 % Montréal 33 % 13 % 12 % Stockholm 31 % 49 % International Students Studying in the City 73,416 60,791 Hong Kong 26,600 43,188 46, ,154 17,780 81,306 International Tourists per Year 10,500,000 Dubai 13,000,000 11,842,983 17,400,000 11,805,400 15,500,000 Seoul 11,446,422 Singapore 15,567,900

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10 Brussels Dubai Edinburgh Hong Kong Montréal Rome San Francisco Seoul Shenzhen Singapore Stockholm Taipei Vienna Warsaw INSTITUT D AMÉNAGEMENT ET D URBANISME DE LA RÉGION ÎLE-DE-FRANCE