Citypedia is a city guide website template for municipal bodies and local authorities. Services with categories, an events collection and attraction listings, with CMS collections for services, service categories, events and blog posts.
A city site serves residents looking for a service and visitors looking for something to do, and those are different jobs. Citypedia is a city guide website template that handles both, with a categorised services directory alongside events and attractions.
It suits municipal bodies, city and town councils, tourism boards and community organisations publishing local information.
Static pages
CMS collection templates
Section folders
Blog, blog category, event, service and service category entries are held in Webflow CMS collections. Adding an entry means filling in fields rather than rebuilding a page, and it appears in the relevant listings automatically. For a site that gets updated regularly, this is the part that decides whether it stays current.
A resident looking for waste collection should not have to scroll past tourism. Services have their own collection with categories, which is how a local authority site stays usable as it grows.
An event has a date; an attraction is permanent. Presenting them the same way is how civic sites become confusing.
It publishes information. It does not process applications, payments, permits or licences, handle service requests and case tracking, or connect to back-office municipal systems. Public sector sites usually carry accessibility obligations that go beyond a template, and meeting the standard applicable in your territory is yours to verify.
Services, service categories, events and blog posts are CMS entries, so departments can maintain their own listings through the Editor.
If you would rather not do it yourself, our team can customise this template for you, from colour and content changes through to new pages and custom functionality. Request a Webflow template customization quote, or read more about our Webflow customization service.
Can residents pay for services or apply for permits?
No. It publishes information and routes enquiries. Transactions and case handling belong in your back-office systems.
Are services searchable by category?
Yes, services have their own collection with categories.
Does it meet public sector accessibility requirements?
A template cannot guarantee that. Public bodies usually carry specific obligations, and meeting the standard in your territory needs its own audit.
Can events be added by non-technical staff?
Yes, events are a CMS collection editable through the Editor.
Is it suitable for a tourism board as well as a council?
Yes, it carries both the services directory and the attractions and events side.
Support and ongoing updates are included. Message us after purchase if you need the Figma file and we will send it over.
Can only be used by you or one client for one end product. You cannot resell or redistribute this template in its original or modified state.
This template is free to use in both person and commercial projects. You cannot resell, redistribute, or license this template in its original or modified state.
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Use the View Connections tool to understand where the CMS content is on the site and delete any dynamic listings and CMS content. We also recommend you to check Components and the Collection page Templates.
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