Abstract
According to the humanitarian urbanistics, one of the most important indicators of the quality of life in a modern city is the level of happiness of its population. The article seeks to clarify the meaning of the relationship of the city and urban culture with the concept of happiness, with historical changes in the happiness images and their place in the contemporary practices of urban life. An attempt is made to analyze the mythopoetic discourse of happiness in the context of the city.
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