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Vienna once again named the "most liveable" city in the world

Vienna has been named the world's "most liveable" city for the third time in a row. The Austrian capital was followed by the Danish capital Copenhagen and Zurich in Switzerland in second and third place in the annual ranking published by the British Economist on Thursday. Melbourne in Australia...

Horse-drawn carriage in front of the Vienna Hofburg
Horse-drawn carriage in front of the Vienna Hofburg

Vienna once again named the "most liveable" city in the world

The assessment of the overall 173 evaluated cities is based on numerous criteria in the areas of Stability, Healthcare System, Culture and Environment, Education, and Infrastructure. Vienna as the winner received a full point in each of the categories Stability, Healthcare Services, Education, and Infrastructure. The Austrian capital has already been named the most livable city in 2022 and 2023.

Canada placed fourth in the worldwide rankings, excelling in the areas of Stability, Healthcare System, Culture and Environment, and Infrastructure. Melbourne, Australia, ranked second, sharing comparable strengths with Vienna and Calgary, another city in Canada, which also performed well. Switzerland, specifically Zurich, also ranked highly in the evaluation, showcasing its strong points in Education. Copenhagen, Denmark, another top contender, also shone in the Education category. Despite Austria's dominance, Canada, Australia, and other cities like Zurich and Copenhagen continue to contribute significantly to the global discussion on the 'most livable' cities.

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