10 European Cities with the Highest Quality of Life

What are the best countries in Europe? The European continent is comprised of an eclectic patchwork of countries, each of which has its own culture, distinguishing characteristics, and historical background to draw upon. That Europe is such a diverse and desirable place to live is due to its unique tapestry of cultures and nationalities. So, which one of its hundreds of cities would you choose as your new home base? Making a decision on this might be difficult, and it will be determined by your expectations of your new home city.

Many towns are amazing for the history and culture they provide; others, on the other hand, have developed into contemporary economic powerhouses in their respective countries – which is fantastic for finding job. Some pitch themselves as ideal places to have a family, while others offer themselves as excellent locations in which to raise a family.

Let us see the 10 best European cities with the highest quality of life.

10. Berlin, Germany

Berlin, Germany's capital, is one of the largest cities in Europe, and it is home to a bustling population that will greet you with open arms. Berlin is a great place to start your journey in Europe. It is possible to spend numerous days discovering everything that the German capital has to offer, and yet there will always be more to see and do.

Despite being one of the world's most powerful economic centres, Berlin is a surprisingly inexpensive location to live, which is a comforting concept for expats who are just getting settled in Germany for the first time.

Berlin's thriving economy also makes it a popular destination to live and work, thanks to its favourable working conditions and some of the highest wages in the world among other benefits. Furthermore, Berlin is not only one of the most attractive cities in Europe for job seekers, but it is also one of the most enjoyable to visit.

Berlin's reputation for having an exceptional nightlife culture that is bursting with vitality and life is well-deserved, and the city lives up to it in every way.

9. Amsterdam, Netherlands

The city of Amsterdam, formerly noted for its hedonism and Golden Age art, has evolved into a considerably more sophisticated and diversified metropolis that competes on the European stage. The city's natural beauty alone attracts a large number of expats; moreover, its intertwining canal networks provide an ideal setting that is characteristic of Amsterdam.

One of the reasons both ex-pats and locals enjoy the city is the tiny village-esque atmosphere it has to offer. Another reason that the city is welcoming to many ex-pat populations is the ability of the Dutch to communicate well in the English language.

However, while learning the local language is considered common politeness and will open many doors for you, the linguistic ability of the inhabitants of not just Amsterdam, but the entire country of the Netherlands, is an astonishing trait.

8. Basel, Switzerland

A new survey by the consulting firm Mercer has named Basel as one of the world's top ten cities with the best quality of living. When you reside in Basel, you are never more than a few steps away from everything. Museums, restaurants, and nightclubs, as well as parks and playgrounds, may all be found in this area.

Basel has it all, from modern residential and office structures that take your breath away, to a medieval town centre and historic areas dating back to the nineteenth century. Kleinbasel, which is cosmopolitan and hip, contrasts with the quieter and more family-friendly residential neighbourhoods on the outskirts of the city.

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[narchia]

Hamburg definitely gotta be in this above Frankfurt, I lived in both of these cities and Hamburg is much safer and in addition to that it's one of Europes main trade hubs. London has to be in for its diversity, Stockholm and Oslo for their overall quality of life

[pikeman]

When showing Munich maybe Burger King shouldn't be the focus
All of the cities are much too large. A town of 10 thousand people or less becomes more like home

[GaryJohnWalker]

Of course, you're only listing continental European cities. Because of course if the UK had been included, you'd have topped this list with the city you named as best place in Britain to live. Swindon.

[raymondcai]

do you consider London being part of European city? how about Paris

[rebelswynn]

WHAT PERSON HAD CAME UP WITH THIS LIST? NO LONDON? NO ITALY? NO SWEDEN? NO SCOTLAND? NO NORWAY? #areyoukiddingme

[mosheshaul]

For putting shit holes like hamster-scam, blurry Berlin and Hamburg I seriously can’t take you serious. I was in the Neverlands for 8 months and every time I mention this place’s name I always want to spit because it’s the worst “developed” country that there is. You should’ve added Oslo and other Norwegian cities too. But I’m glad you mentioned my favourite places Copenhagen, Vienna and Munich most definitely these are among the finest cities.

[ashabikehf]

Ballshit where is Slovenia city Ljubljana ?