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Jun 22, 2023 · This year, Amsterdam and Frankfurt have been knocked out of their place in the top ten, and a new entry has slid back in. And before you even look, be warned that zero UK cities made the cut. Counting down, here are the 10 best places to live in the world.
Jun 26, 2024 · Looking for the world's best cities to live, as well as the best cities to live in the U.S.? A new report has the answers—and the top city wins for the third year in a row.
- Laura Begley Bloom
- Vienna, Austria
- Copenhagen, Denmark
- Zurich, Switzerland
- Calgary, Canada
- Vancouver, Canada
- Geneva, Switzerland
- Frankfurt, Germany
- Toronto, Canada
- Amsterdam, Netherlands
- Osaka, Japan
Austria's capital and largest city, Viennaoffers music, theater, wine, lively nightlife, and a famous coffeehouse culture. The city scored a total index of 99.1 out of 100, and received a perfect score in stability, health care, education and infrastructure.
Denmark’s capital and most populous city, Copenhagencombines modern architecture with history, a lively restaurant scene, and rich culture with many museums in the city center. Copenhagen earned an index of 98, with perfect scores in stability, education, and infrastructure.
Tour this cosmopolitan city with museums, exciting nightlife, and a historic Old Town on a boat trip along the Limmat river. Zurich's total index of 96.3 included 100 points for health care and high ratings for culture and infrastructure.
The largest city in the Canadian province of Alberta, Calgary offers a diverse population, rich culture, vibrant nightlife, spectacular scenery, and year-round outdoor activities. Calgary’s index of 96.3 includes perfect scores in health care, education, and infrastructure.
Located in British Columbia, Vancouveris a modern city featuring mountains, forest, ocean, and a world-class culinary scene. A popular year-round vacation destination, the city earned a 96.1 livability index, receiving perfect scores in health care, education, and culture and environment.
The European headquarters of the United Nations is located in Geneva, set along Lake Geneva, with the Rhône passing through the city’s center. Geneva’s index of 95.9 includes 100 points for health care and 96.4 for infrastructure.
The largest financial hub in Europe, Frankfurt is set on the Main, a tributary of the Rhine, and bordered by the Frankfurt City Forest. The city's index of 95.7 includes perfect scores for infrastructure and health care, as well as a 96.3 for culture and environment.
Located in the province of Ontario, Torontois Canada’s largest city, with a diverse population, vibrant art and restaurant scene, and stunning skyline. The city scored a total of 95.4, with 100 point in education and health care.
Amsterdam, capital of the Netherlands, is known for its canals, museums, historic buildings, and lively nightlife. The city received scores of 97.2 for culture and environment and 100 for health care, for a total index of 95.3.
One of Japan's largest cities, Osaka is a major financial center, tourist destination, and cosmopolitan city known for its restaurants and festivals. Its total index of 95.1 includes scores of 100 for education, health care, and stability.
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Jun 21, 2023 · Every year, the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) ranks the best places to live in the Global Liveability Index 2023. This year, the Index covers 172 cities, with rankings based on a...
- Laura Begley Bloom
Jun 22, 2023 · From Japanese foodie cities to beachfront Australian locales, these destinations have a high quality of life—here are the 10 best places to live in the world.
Nov 19, 2023 · Read on for the lists of the world’s 20 best places to live and the 10 lowest ranked places to live. You can also view the complete list here, along with comments from survey...
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Aug 7, 2022 · These are the top 10 best and worst places to live in the world—and you won’t find the U.S. on either list. This week, the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) released their Global...
