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10 Cities With the Highest Quality of Life

There are some cities on Earth that do a great job at making people feel at home — from the air and nature to the culture and accessible public transport. These cities are convenient and comfortable. They are the right place to live, not just a location that looks good or has a good workforce — but one where you are safe, supported and encouraged in every aspect of your life.

Here are 10 cities with the highest quality of life and why each is a winner.

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Vienna, Austria

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It is the charm of old-world beauty mixed with new-fangled convenience that makes Vienna always a number one choice when it comes to life. Wander around palace gardens, in coffeeshops and everywhere there’s music, from street musicians to concert halls. Vienna is also extremely clean and, on top of culture, well-connected: there’s public space, excellent public transport and access to health care. It is safe for families due to the lack of crime and it focuses on the public’s welfare so residents always feel well-provided.

Zurich, Switzerland

Zurich, Switzerland
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Zurich is a tidy, wealthy and organized city for good reason. Cost of living notwithstanding – Zurich pays well. You will appreciate the way the city streets and public spaces are well-kept — and Zurich’s excellent public transport links take you everywhere from the lakes to the mountains. A good mix of financial prosperity, healthcare and safety –  Zurich has all the work and play you could ask for if you are a fan of finer things.

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Copenhagen, Denmark

Copenhagen, Denmark
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The Happiest City in the World – Copenhagen is a healthy, balanced place to live. The city is covered in bike lanes and the summers see many people swimming in the shallow public harbors. And, because the city is eco-friendly, there’s also lots of green space and fresh air. Copenhagen’s welfare state guarantees decent healthcare and education for all, and it is one of the most family-friendly cities in the world.

Vancouver, Canada

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If you want to experience nature without sacrificing urban comforts, Vancouver is the place for you. Here, mountain scenery meets pulsing urbanization — it has it all. Vancouver is all about environmentalism, multiculturalism and safety – making it an open neighborhood to all. Housing is costly in Vancouver, but the city makes up for it with great health care, gorgeous parks and a sense of urban-nature hybrid.

Munich, Germany

Munich, Germany
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With its Bavarian history, Munich is modern but also cozy and traditional. The city is known for its quality of services such as clean and efficient public transport, parks and a focus on public safety. The cultural festivals of Munich, like Oktoberfest, also generate a kind of conviviality. It’s also in proximity to the Alps, so if you’re a city-dweller or nature-lover – Munich has it all.

Sydney, Australia

Sydney, Australia
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If you would love to live in a place where you can have a nice beach day after work- that’s Sydney. The city is also known for its landmarks such as the Sydney Opera House and laid-back culture. Though expensive, the city offers great healthcare, world-class public schools and a vibrant workforce. You can enjoy a healthy lifestyle in Sydney due to its warm weather – as well as the many outdoor activities available for walking, swimming and relaxing.

Amsterdam, Netherlands

Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Amsterdam is everything – the perfect combination of high convenience and slowness. The city has great bike routes and canals that allows you to travel around in comfort and admire the views while you are doing so. It is a sustainable city and there is a feeling of community; people meet in the city’s intimate cafes and squares. Amsterdam has a great healthcare and education infrastructure, so the city is a favorite destination for families and students.

Stockholm, Sweden

Stockholm, Sweden
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Stockholm, with its magnificent waterfront and tidy attitude, is an island city in nature. This is a city that cares about having work/life balance — so the working hours are generally low and the vacation time plentiful. They have tons of parks and green spaces, which are peaceful and serene. Healthcare is excellent, education is good and there is a robust social support system — so Stockholm is the ideal destination for anyone who wants to be stable and secure in a beautiful city.

Singapore

Singapore
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Singapore is known for having the perfect public services, no crime and a strict cleanliness policy. It is such a multi-racial city, people from all over the world live there – and it has its own cultural mix in everything from the food to the festivals. Singapore is a dense city, but has a lot of greenery and strict environmental regulations. It has a well-developed healthcare system and well-controlled economy, which makes the citizens feel quite safe.

Helsinki, Finland

Helsinki, Finland
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Helsinki is a place that offers a low-stress and high-class life. With clean air, effective services and a world-class health system, Helsinki is a city that feels like home. Public parks and lakes make the city picturesque, and Finland has a world-class education system, so it’s an ideal family destination. Helsinki, too, emphasizes safety and support services, providing residents with a safe space to live in.

Disclaimer: This list is solely the author’s opinion based on research and publicly available information.

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