During the last decade, climate services  proved to be an important aid for informed decision-making on climate adaptations in Europe. However, there is a general concern that climate services are failing to reach the last mile towards user implementation to support climate services planning. Cities in particular are increasingly aware of the need to better integrate climate change adaptation into other urban development plans and measures, but often face a lack of financial resources and limited capacity to coordinate the necessary adaptation measures. So what does climate-resilient urban development look like in practice, and how can support advice, tools and services be developed together?