The objective of this study was to carry out a theoretical and investigative deepening on the relationship of sustainable cities in the quality of life in the elderly. This article is a systematic review of studies published between 2017 and 2022 in the following databases: CAPES-collections journal (CAPES) and Scientific Electronic Library Online (Scielo) PubMed, Medline, Lilacs, Scopus. A search was carried out, 1825 articles were identified and 8 articles included in this research were selected, in which they tell us the real influence and the investigative theoretical deepening of sustainable cities on the quality of life of the elderly. These were categorized in relation to the authors, year of publication, theme addressed, objectives, type of instrument used, description of goals and incorporation of objectives to investigate the main results of the studies, especially those related to the quality of life in the elderly, also including SDG 3 and the possibility of Brazil having sustainable cities to improve this public. However, it is concluded that there is still much to improve if talking about sustainable cities and quality of life in the third region, there is a lack of many structures for the elderly to have better mobility and safety in their daily commutes, it is up to the rulers to try to improve the paving conditions, especially in cities that claim to be sustainable, only then can a better experience with the elderly public be framed.
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