The recent shifts in climates, the international market crashes and trends have deemed some places an absolute “NO” to live in. With the help of the best research institutes in the world we have come up with the top 13 BEST C ITIES to live in! These cities not only rank high on stability but also happiness! Yes! Among these 13 cities you will find the Happiest city , the city with a plethora of history, the city that’s the best for mixing business with pleasure, the economically stable one, the one with top job security and lot more! Here the list!
13. Berlin, Germany
The country’s capital is counted as having an excellent mix of quality of life — with good employment opportunities, a high standard of housing, good personal safety, and tones of recreational activities.
AAnd you get free pocket-size packs of tissues at Pharmacies, we don’t know why, but they’re free, so yeah!
12. Wellington, New Zealand
The Kiwi city is high up on the list and has sublime weather. It is the country’s political centre and is the second most populous area in New Zealand.
Although you should be a little wary as The Kea, a bird native to New Zealand, is known for pulling the windscreen wipers off the cars and eating the rubber strips off the windows.
11. Amsterdam, Netherlands
It is one of the financial centers of Europe and also famous for its high standard of living. The cosmopolitan city combines modern and urban life with relaxed attitudes toward recreation and leisure.
But the houses there, are not numbered, I mean they’ve got names for their apartments and houses, so maybe you could visit your friend John house that’s called Bob one day?
10. Sydney, Australia
The city represents 7% of the country’s economy, with finance and financial services the largest employer with 22% of all workers. The natural environment, weather, and growing cultural scene has boosted Sydney up the list.
You don’t have to worry about fashion choices though, they have an annual Duck Fashion Show there, so whatever you wear would work, somehow..
9. Copenhagen, Denmark
Originally a fishing village, Copenhagen has grown into a city with strong urban and cultural development and is famed for its work-life balance.
Be prepared to shed off the stress if you ever decide to visit Copenhagen, as its dubbed as the happiest city of the world! Just don’t go overboard with glee , just saying!
8. Geneva, Switzerland
The city is seen as the global center for diplomacy and is home to some of the richest people in the world. It’s incredibly safe and its population is highly educated.
Oh and its really peaceful there, Guess what is the top complaint to the police in Geneva? Dog droppings! Woah..yes! I mean imagine of a society having such a deficit of problems that the people complain of dog droppings…
7. Frankfurt, Germany
The commerce-centric city is home to some of the world’s most famous trade shows, including the Frankfurt Motor Show.
If you’re looking for a place to mix business with pleasure, with its bustling nightclubs and bars, Frankfurt is rumored as “it” the place to be!
6. Dusseldorf, Germany
The city in western Germany is known for its fashion industry and art scene and nearly tops the list with its good balance of Mercer’s 10 analytical measures.
If you ever visit Dusseldorf, be wary of their abbreviations and try carrying a translator around because people there are REALLY fond of creating abbreviations!
5. Vancouver, Canada
The city is among Canada’s densest, most ethnically diverse cities, with 52% of its population having a first language that is not English.
Steer clear of the airport if you’ve got things to do in your life, because they’ve got free wifi there. Now don’t go living on a bench there..
4.Munich, Germany
Munich is Germany’s powerhouse and regularly near the top of Mercer’s list for having the best quality of life.
They’ve got a thing about dates there, because most of the famous Oktoberfest is held in September, but it ends in the first week of October, yes, we’re wondering too…
3. Auckland, New Zealand
The city is based around two large harbors and nearly tops the list again with its well-balanced economy, idyllic environment, and high levels of personal safety.
Just don’t go frolicking around the city, there are 50 volcanic cones in and around Auckland, but don’t worry, most of them are extinct!
2. Zurich, Switzerland
The city is known as the country’s economic and cultural hub, which regularly tops not just Mercer’s list, but others as well for being one of the best places to live in the world.
It would come as a shock to many of you that the priciest and most exotic restaurants there are Mexican and Chinese, I repeat pricey and exotic, yeah… we don’t know what to make of it either.
- Vienna, Austria
This city tops the rankings for the seventh consecutive time. East of the Danube River, Vienna is the seventh-largest city by population within city limits in the European Union and is rich in culture.
If you visit the city, like ever, be careful with the city because the entire city center is a world heritage site!
Best of Luck 🙂
