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These Are the Three Most Livable Cities in the World

The crème de la crème: the world's most livable cities, as voted by The Economist, score points for charm, culture and quality of life.

July 2, 2023


Which cities offer the highest quality of life? The British magazine "The Economist" has chosen and revealed the special characteristics of the three winning metropolises. 

Vienna

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The capital of Austria impresses with its rich cultural history, architectural beauty and fine cuisine. Magnificent palaces such as Schönbrunn Palace and the Belvedere, as well as spectacular structures such as the Vienna Opera House, can be found all over the city and lend it a graceful charm. Events and happenings, including numerous music festivals and theater performances, magically attract fans of culture and art.

But above all, Vienna is known for its typical specialties and extensive coffee culture. Delicious hot drinks and delicious pastries can be enjoyed - best in combination - in the numerous coffeehouses scattered throughout the city. Another specialty of Viennese cuisine is the Sacher Torte, made according to the original recipe of Franz Sacher. Even today, you can stay at the Hotel Sacher and taste the original. Gourmets also get a taste for home-style cooking such as Wiener Schnitzel, apple strudel or beef soups.

Copenhagen

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High up in the north is the capital of Denmark, which stands out for its progressive, sustainable lifestyle and bike-friendliness. The city is known for its progressive urban design and eco-friendly initiatives. Copenhagen offers a variety of green and open spaces, such as the Tivoli Gardens and Nyhavn Harbour, which invite you to linger and relax.

The city also scores with its gastronomic offer, especially with its Danish cuisine and renowned restaurants. A high quality of life, a well-functioning infrastructure and an excellent education system are what Copenhagen is all about.

Melbourne

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Melbourne is Australia's second largest city after Sydney and impresses with its diversity, creativity and high quality of life. Around five million inhabitants live here, who are proud of their lively art and music scene and the numerous cultural events and festivals.

Melbourne offers an impressive selection of restaurants, cafes and bars serving international cuisine and local specialties. The city is also famous for its sports enthusiasm, especially its love of Australian football and the Melbourne Cup, a renowned horse race. If you visit Melbourne you can see the cosmopolitan atmosphere, the mild climate and the high level of safety for yourself.

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