Today’s cities are shaped by trends that both drive and hinder their development. One of these is the aspect of entertainment—the appeal of a given place. The second in a three-part lecture series created exclusively for CAMP by Swiss-Czech architect Miroslav Šik explores the concept of the “fun city”—a city of work, social interaction, and family life, defined by its growing vitality and energy. What are the historical roots of this phenomenon? And what impacts does it have—and will it have—on life in cities?