10 Best Places to Live in the World
The top places to live are those with an ideal political and social environment. Censorship limitations, health care availability, climate, cost of living, real estate, quality of infrastructure, educational programs and recreational activities are also taken into consideration when ranking the top places in the world to live.
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Vienna, Austria
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Austria's capital and largest city, Vienna, has a moderate climate that doesn't get too hot or too cold. This city is also host to over 200 formal balls per year.
Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Amsterdam is the capital city of the Netherlands. This city is one of the most popular tourist locations in Europe and is also well-known for its shops and unique architecture.
Stockholm, Sweden
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Stockholm is the largest city in Sweden and is its capital. This great place to live is home to the annual Nobel Banquet. Stockholm is also known for its active cultural life and was deemed the "European City of Culture" in 1998.
Zurich, Switzerland
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Located in the eastern part of the country, Zurich is the capital of Switzerland. It is home to a large international community and the world's largest financial centers.
Vancouver, Canada
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Located in the lower southwest corner of Canada, Vancouver is known for its ethnic diversity. Vancouver is also one of the most expensive cities.
Luxembourg City, Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
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Luxembourg City, one of the wealthiest cities in the world, is the capital of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. The city isn't large (just over 19 square miles) and is set on hills over two gorges. Temperatures throughout the year range from 30°F to 75°F.
Copenhagen, Denmark
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As the capital of Denmark, Copenhagen is known for its business, media, cultural and science institutions. It is one of the most environmentally friendly cities with harbor waters so clean that people swim in them.
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
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Sydney, the capital of New South Wales, is a destination for immigrants moving to Australia, thus making it one of the biggest multicultural cities in the world. Attractions to Sydney include its beaches, art, culture and entertainment.
Auckland, North Island, New Zealand
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Auckland is one of the fastest growing, cosmopolitan cities in New Zealand and has the biggest Polynesian population in the world. Residents of this city are attracted to Auckland's moderate climate, abundance of employment opportunities and high-quality educational programs.
Brussels, Belgium
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Brussels is the largest city in Belgium and the acting capital city of the European Union. This city is known for its vast range of architectural styles, more than 80 museums and its well-known artistic scene.
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