We live in a diverse world where each of its four corners are remarkably different. Being that the countries of our planet develop at different rates and under the guidance of different principles, cultures and values, no two places will give you the same type of lifestyle; and not all of the cities in these countries perform equally. Each year, studies are done to determine which cities are the most liveable ones according to how they match up in terms of stability, healthcare, culture and environment, education and infrastructure to rank them out of 100. Here are the top 3 contenders from 2017 which have been ranked the most liveable cities in the world.
Melbourne: Australia
Ranking the number 1 liveable city in the world, Melbourne scored a total of 97.5 out of a hundred in each of the abovementioned measured areas. They have held the top position for a while now. As the unofficial sporting capital of Australia it has rich culture value, boasts an unbeatable healthcare system and is characterised by superior education for primary, secondary and tertiary levels. What is the downside? Well, Melbourne isn’t the cheapest city to survive in. But then it offers extensive opportunities for excellent earning power.
Vienna: Austria
Vienna has a colourful history, has had its fair share of strife and has even been through some economic turmoil during the European financial crisis. However, this has not dampened its spirit as it soured to the second most liveable place in a 2017 study that rated it 97.4 just behind Melbourne. All of this from a city with a population of just 1,8 million people means that it is not only an awesome place to live, but is also a remarkably beautiful and quiet one as well.
Vancouver: Canada
Vancouver comes in second with a score of 97.3. Canada has always been considered an ideal place to live in with many of its top cities competing for spaces as the most liveable city. Once you get past the stark winter cold, Vancouver is one of the most beautiful, cultured and dynamic cities in the world. Being a preferred of top-spots in a number of fields, Vancouver boasts the 4th largest cruise ship terminal in the world and is home to Canadas largest pool. Though, in the face of all these benefits, one must ask why it isn’t closer to number one. The answer is fairly simple. Vancouver has some of the most exorbitant real-estate prices in the world.
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