Growing up in Calgary was good. I like where I live now though in the capital of British Columbia, Victoria. It’s a ferry ride over to the big city (Vancouver) but there’s plenty here too. (400k population roughly in greater Victoria) Calgary still really benefits from affordability where as Victoria, Vancouver and Toronto are the three most expensive cities to live in Canada.
@@darp1286 Sorry, I didn’t mean to ignore Montreal I just haven’t lived there. My girlfriend did her masters at McGill and spoke highly of it. I know Montreal has become more expensive over time but my understanding was it still wasn’t “that” bad in terms of cost. Especially compared to Toronto.
@@muzluv33 Montreal is probably comparable with Calgary in terms of price. A lot of people love it. My spouse did her masters degree there and she enjoyed Montreal.
I love it - it's so chaotic and so different from the country I'm from (Australia), but then again I don't live in India so it's not as much of a nuisance hearing them all the time.
Apart from equal number 10 on the list (Melbourne) all other cities are in the Northern Hemisphere and have cold climates & snow. I'm from Melbourne. At the moment it's winter but I'm sitting out on my balcony. We've never been cold enough for snow here, for this I'm grateful.
I live in Brisbane, Australia and I personally feel that it is one of the most liveable cities and very peaceful with a low population but still has all the big city amenities. Probably what Sydney/Melbourne used to be 20 years or so ago. Its all about the branding on a global scale - that Sydney and Melbourne are the best cities in Australia so they're growing rapidly at 100k+ people added per year and that is contributing to rising house prices. Brisbane is relatively more affordable on that front and does have exciting places such as the Goldcoast and the Sunshine Coast on its doorstep. Not to mention the fantastic all-year round sunny weather. It is only lacking in public transport and infrastructure and a bit of entertainment/culture but that is soon to change in the lead up to the 2032 Olympics with Queens Wharf, Brisbane Metro, Waterfront Brisbane and Cross River Rail.
Conversely, the GC simply can’t keep up with the overflow of growth it’s had since COVID. At least Brisbane has some semblance of working public transport
Toronto is only liveable if you have have generational wealth to rely on or if you bought property 5+ years ago. If you're among those poor sods unlucky enough to be born after 1985 or so then Toronto is just plain awful to live in, if you can even call the meaningless existence you'll experience "living." I mean, I guess if having a whole generation of 20 and 30-something-year-olds living paycheck to paycheck with roommates is your idea of "living," then all power to you. In my experience, however, the income to cost of living ratio is so off it'll make your head spin. I lived in Toronto for my entire life, including 10 years building my career after finishing up my degree. I finally left that hamster wheel of a city, and Canada outright, in April. I couldn't be happier living in Europe now. Canada betrayed its young people big time and I would never willingly move back.
@@BlipNoir can you make a decent living there? Im dutch and its practically impossible to own a house here for young people without massive help from parents.
@@julian5345 I would say the same problem exists in pretty much every advanced economy, based on what I've heard from locals here. Personally, I have a better life here because I lived abroad, brought my skillset here and am also ethnically Polish while also knowing the language. As someone fluent in English, you'd do well in Poland, especially if you brought a remote job from the Netherlands with you as the Euro goes very far locally in terms of purchasing power. However, it's a question of "What are you willing to abandon just to own a home?" Outside of a few major cities, Poland would be a brand new culture to most people, so one's happiness really depends on their circumstances.
I disagree. I was born & raised in Toronto during the 90s, my parents are refugees and came into this country with nothing. Services from the Public Library, and Toronto Community Housing helped me succeed in school, while Employment Ontario & OSAP gave me the opportunity to work and go to university. The quality of life that I had growing up poor was far better than what my family members had to endure in Australia, the U.S and the U.K. You are absolutely right though, young Canadians are getting robbed because of our speculative housing market. Absolutely ridiculous. It's the main reason why I'm living with my parents (saving money for a down payment). It's so sad to see the soul of a city that I love being sucked dry because of gentrification. I'm sorta optimistic now that interest rates are rising and the political will to rezone our neighborhoods, but right now is quite painful. Glad you're doing well in Poland, and that you're happy. I wish you the best :), cheers!
@@onedirectionniall8381 if you think Berlin is boring, Vienna is probably 10x more. And the people are just as grumpy if not more unfortunately. Tbh I wish people who made these rankings considered these factors.
It was last year's list that was drastically affected by COVID, not this list. This 2022 list is more in line with what their Top 10 usually looks like because cities around the world have now opened back up again.
Hmmm, 3 Canadian cities, 2 Swiss cities, Amsterdam and Copenhagen? It seems like availability of cannabis is very important to whoever's making this list.
I'm from BC and I had no idea how lucky we are until I started traveling the world. The housing market being a major blow to quality of live in Vancouver, but everything else is amazing
How can I check the full list? When I search on Wikipedia or other sites it just shows the Top 10 most livable cities and Top 10 worst livable cities. I want to see the full list.
Not surprised by the Top 10 at all. Impressive that 5 million+ cities like Melbourne, Osaka, and Toronto manage to remain on the list. Osaka isn't growing much but the other 2 add tons of people each year. It will be interesting to see if they can stay in the Top 10.
I genuinely don't get how Toronto keeps appearing on these lists. I lived there for a year and couldn't get out quickly enough. It's unbelievably expensive for a city with no soul. The suburban sprawl is horrible, the public transit is just as bad, there's very little decent bike infrastructure and drivers are extremely hostile toward cyclists. This coming from someone who lived and worked in a Chinese megacity as well. Sure, getting around in a Chinese city can be chaotic, but at least nobody's angrily trying to run you off the road for just trying to get somewhere. Everyone's stressed and angry all the time, and I get it, knowing that my coworkers who spent an hour or more in traffic each way on their daily commute weren't in the minority. I never thought I'd be so lonely in the biggest city in Canada, but the people were largely cold and anti-social, which is the opposite of what I've found in other big North American cities like Montreal (where I currently live), Chicago and NYC. I don't know what metrics are used to determine that Toronto is liveable, but in my experience, it's a miserable place to be a human being.
Ranking ridiculously expensive cities as "liveable" doesn't seem right to me. No matter what else they have to offer, if the average wage is not commensurate with the cost of living, then they are quite literally unliveable.
no wonder Damascus is the least liveable. the average salary is about 25$ yet an apartment in most parts of organised Damascus can cost up to half a million dollars 🙂
Don’t confuse “Liveable City” with “Cool City” This list is so subjective. Living in Frankfurt may be comfortable, but it’s just comfortably lame. A nightmare if you ask me. A city is enjoyed based off the energy it give out. Hence places like Mexico City, Bangkok, Nairobi, New York, Montreal, Hong Kong, Johannesburg, Medellin, Chicago, Mumbai and Shanghai are awesome! And none of them are perfect. They are thriving and vibrant, much more than Vienna, Zurich and Copenhagen.
Great points! I'd take Mexico City over most on that list. Very affordable, great food and people. Good, affordable medical facilities. Nice climate, etc. Altitude and pollution can be a problem for some however.
I think the one city that shouldn't be on this list is Calgary. It's definitely highly developed and great to live, but the long and brutal winters would make living there hard in the long-term. Vancouver is expensive, but the winters (while wet) are quite mild in comparison.
LOL Calgary winters are no where near "brutal" It's quite mild and always sunny. Vancouver rains all the time and has the worst homeless problem in Canada. High prices, high crime and incredibly ignorant people.
I've lived in both cities calgary and Vancouver and both cities have their beauty's. Vancouver is just so god damn expensive. The gas, hydro, insurance rates, property taxes etc we are talking about everythingggg. Calgary ya sure if can have Cold spells but they don't last wrong and we get warm Chinook winds that can melt all the snow in a few days during the middle of winter. Calgary for the win
I can’t see any of these beating Sydney in Australia and maybe that is cause I don’t have any kids? Sydney got all that most people like I think, a safe place that got all you need plus nice weather and close to a lot of nice beaches and beautiful locations
The only cold city in this list is Calgary. All the others have a very warm climate, even Toronto. And in summer, Calgary has very hot summers with temperatures above 40 degrees celcius quite often
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These rankings are pretty wack to be honest.. Like i can understand Auckland dropping from top place, which was just a speculative ranking in the first place, & out of the top 10. But a knee jerk down to 34 because it had 3 separated snap lockdowns? But Melbourne, (& i love Melbourne i used to live there) kept 10th place despite having the worlds longest continuous lockdown & multiple major protests?. While Brisbane dropped out of the top 10, despite being barely locked down at all, relative to Melbourne & Sydney. And then Perth dropped too, despite it not even having any lock downs at all? While WA was cut off from the rest of Australia for a long time, through that entire time they had nightclubs open & no restrictions, plus a pumping mining office sector. It was life as normal, just with restrictions to enter. While the rest of Australia had various lockdowns. I would have expected Melbourne to drop out of the top 10, potentially even to the 20s, & Perth be the highest ranked Australian city, potentially no 10, & Brisbane be in the top 20 easily..
Interesting how always both English and German speaking cities dominate in these rankings. I'm so glad that I learned these two as my 2nd and 3rd languages 👍
You guys really need to cite sources for this information. Also, at around 8:00, that whole section was almost ripped word for word from a CNN article talking about this topic, again not cited. Would not be surprised if more of that is throughout this channel…
where are u from and why single out uk? these are collection of boring liveable cities and london is much more entertaining, it aint liveable, becoz crime, expensive housing, traffic etc etc
True that! Odd no Spanish cities are on that list. A city like Valenicia is much nicer then most of the ones on that list imho. Same with Madrid, Seville, Bilbao, etc.
Multiculturalism is not a pro for the livability of city. In majority of the cases, its the very opposite of that. The most successful cities (least violent crime, least drug problems) are predominantly white or asian. You can find data supporting this observation easily online.
We all know that, but you are afraid to say that in these days. I am not racist, but ofcourse, when you have city where only one kind of people live, you have less problems which is fact, not racism.
@@rykehuss3435 Yes, but you must be careful today, you can be marked as racist for pretty much anything now. Those antiracist warriors sometimes act as the worst racist without realizing that, in their holy war, they act the same as their "enemies." What I hate the most is that such persons can mark you as racist for not having enough black people in your country (which is not my fault) and they are actually "racist" against you from former communist country which is ok and acceptable for western world because we are obviously worse people.
If you want a better quality of living (healthcare costs, safety, university/college tuition) then Australia and Canada beat USA. USA has more to offer and better culture as it is followed by most the world.
Its comparing to other big cites. Real Estate prices are not considered because Zurich Switzerland real estate is FAR more expensive than what you get in Toronto. These ranking does not account for REAL ESTATE price. Its about Standard of Living - which is consumption-based not wealth-based.
These lists are mostly made for super rich people. To live a stressless life in most of these cities, you should earn a whole bunch of money. There are way better spots, especially in Europe
My friend said, "The best place to live is wherever the Lord wants me, or where I can do the most good."😊Alma 37: 37 says, "Counsel with the Lord in all thy doings, and He will direct thee for good." (Book of Mormon)
@@adad-ec6ht all cities in my home country are far more livable, because you earn like 6 times less money, buuuut, the cost of living is like 1/20th compared to copenhagen.
@@Swarmah Cost of a studio 500 sq apartment in a decent place in Manhattan, New York , (that has a bit less crime and drugs) is 5000 USD / Month. Copenhagen is way more affordable. Its more expensive than London. So you should not be complaining. You have to understand other cities are in worse condition. You have never seen 100s of 1000s of homeless in your city, residing in walking distance from Billionaires I bet. Go visit LA or San Francisco in USA, you will know what I meant.
@@adad-ec6ht i mean, when you can live far better life afford cars, motorcycles, have a house, save money in a city with income of only arround 800 eur per month, or copenhagen, afford 1 room flat, barely survive with food for 3000 eur per month, that is a huge difference. Thats why, that city cannot be called affordable. Because there are multiple capitals, like half of capitals here in europe, which are more affordable than copenhagen. All Balkan capitals, all Baltic capitals, even expensive cost of living ones Berlin, Paris, Warsow, Madrid, Rome, they all are far more affordable than any scandinavian capital.
Frankfurt has it´s problems like every metropole in Europe. but Frankfurt is where it is at. Frankfurt has it all. Amazing Skyscrapers with a river crossing the city. it has a international culture with one of the world´s largest airports, a great university, a great central city with every shop you wish and alot of other opportunities like restaurants of international cuisine. Also around frankfurt in the noth, where the rich sub-urban cities are located there is a beautiful landscape witch is named "Taunus" . it´s really beautiful. i´m going to move to Frankfurt in 2024.
I saw a lot of ugly things even in Vienna, I was really surprised by that after everything we hear about Vienna. If you want to see city really full of trash, I recommend visit Lisbon. 🙂
i am from switzerland and i kind of disagree with zurich and geneva. both have a stunning vies to the mountains, but both cities are relativly car infested compared to other swiss citys, especially geneva. walking or biking around geneva is really bad, compared to the most other cities i have visited so far in europe. in my opinion chur and basel are way nicer in switzerland.
Housing affordability, low wages and the CBD has become a no go area. Also a rise in shootings. Lot of people deported from Australia who have no connection
@@Forgoodnesssakeendha No its actually because of Omicron that it dropped if it was about crime and wages and house affordability the Canadian cities would not have made the list.
"Australia and NZ had pretty much lived a lockdown free life" *cries in Melbourne, the worlds most locked down city*
Yeah you couldn't pay me to live in Australia during the insane lockdowns you guys have
The lockdown was temporary and after the lockdowns, there were no restrictions at all.
right???! LMAO i was like "huh? wtf is he talking about" def stopped watching and wont ever click content from this channel again haha
@@Airic I live in Australia and never experienced any lockdowns, so he's not entirely inaccurate. They just had a lot of them in Melbourne
@@TheTheTheTheTheThe hmm interesting, so are you able to shop and walk around in public without a mask or covid testing?
Growing up in Calgary was good. I like where I live now though in the capital of British Columbia, Victoria. It’s a ferry ride over to the big city (Vancouver) but there’s plenty here too. (400k population roughly in greater Victoria)
Calgary still really benefits from affordability where as Victoria, Vancouver and Toronto are the three most expensive cities to live in Canada.
@@muzluv33 probably the least expensive of the major metros in Canada. I’m sure it’s getting pricy there too but it’s much more reasonable.
everybody keep forgetting Montreal
@@darp1286 Sorry, I didn’t mean to ignore Montreal I just haven’t lived there. My girlfriend did her masters at McGill and spoke highly of it.
I know Montreal has become more expensive over time but my understanding was it still wasn’t “that” bad in terms of cost. Especially compared to Toronto.
How is Montreal in comparison to the three cities you mentioned?
@@muzluv33 Montreal is probably comparable with Calgary in terms of price. A lot of people love it. My spouse did her masters degree there and she enjoyed Montreal.
Mumbai would be there in the list for the world's noisiest city. Everyone honks in india for no reason.
Delhi and banglore are worse
Thats not the reason only, mumbai is slum, how can it compete with western cities or even chinese or uae cities
Indian cities will feature in the world's most unlivable cities list.
@@NordicPolestar they are shit cities
I love it - it's so chaotic and so different from the country I'm from (Australia), but then again I don't live in India so it's not as much of a nuisance hearing them all the time.
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Australia 🇦🇺 Melbourne 👍
Melb would get a better chance at being number one when we get rid of that ugly Hunchback of melbourne town ..you know. that Labour Lizard
Apart from equal number 10 on the list (Melbourne) all other cities are in the Northern Hemisphere and have cold climates & snow. I'm from Melbourne. At the moment it's winter but I'm sitting out on my balcony. We've never been cold enough for snow here, for this I'm grateful.
Agree, tbh it’s gonna differ from person to person depend on the needs , preferences and cots of living
While I do enjoy warm weather very much, no snow also means no skiing and at least I personally could not have that.
thats why I hate melbourne, too hot, couldnt ever force myself to live there.
I live in Brisbane, Australia and I personally feel that it is one of the most liveable cities and very peaceful with a low population but still has all the big city amenities. Probably what Sydney/Melbourne used to be 20 years or so ago. Its all about the branding on a global scale - that Sydney and Melbourne are the best cities in Australia so they're growing rapidly at 100k+ people added per year and that is contributing to rising house prices. Brisbane is relatively more affordable on that front and does have exciting places such as the Goldcoast and the Sunshine Coast on its doorstep. Not to mention the fantastic all-year round sunny weather. It is only lacking in public transport and infrastructure and a bit of entertainment/culture but that is soon to change in the lead up to the 2032 Olympics with Queens Wharf, Brisbane Metro, Waterfront Brisbane and Cross River Rail.
Conversely, the GC simply can’t keep up with the overflow of growth it’s had since COVID. At least Brisbane has some semblance of working public transport
Toronto is only liveable if you have have generational wealth to rely on or if you bought property 5+ years ago. If you're among those poor sods unlucky enough to be born after 1985 or so then Toronto is just plain awful to live in, if you can even call the meaningless existence you'll experience "living." I mean, I guess if having a whole generation of 20 and 30-something-year-olds living paycheck to paycheck with roommates is your idea of "living," then all power to you. In my experience, however, the income to cost of living ratio is so off it'll make your head spin.
I lived in Toronto for my entire life, including 10 years building my career after finishing up my degree. I finally left that hamster wheel of a city, and Canada outright, in April. I couldn't be happier living in Europe now. Canada betrayed its young people big time and I would never willingly move back.
What country do you live in now?
@@julian5345 Poland
@@BlipNoir can you make a decent living there? Im dutch and its practically impossible to own a house here for young people without massive help from parents.
@@julian5345 I would say the same problem exists in pretty much every advanced economy, based on what I've heard from locals here. Personally, I have a better life here because I lived abroad, brought my skillset here and am also ethnically Polish while also knowing the language.
As someone fluent in English, you'd do well in Poland, especially if you brought a remote job from the Netherlands with you as the Euro goes very far locally in terms of purchasing power. However, it's a question of "What are you willing to abandon just to own a home?" Outside of a few major cities, Poland would be a brand new culture to most people, so one's happiness really depends on their circumstances.
I disagree. I was born & raised in Toronto during the 90s, my parents are refugees and came into this country with nothing. Services from the Public Library, and Toronto Community Housing helped me succeed in school, while Employment Ontario & OSAP gave me the opportunity to work and go to university. The quality of life that I had growing up poor was far better than what my family members had to endure in Australia, the U.S and the U.K.
You are absolutely right though, young Canadians are getting robbed because of our speculative housing market. Absolutely ridiculous. It's the main reason why I'm living with my parents (saving money for a down payment). It's so sad to see the soul of a city that I love being sucked dry because of gentrification. I'm sorta optimistic now that interest rates are rising and the political will to rezone our neighborhoods, but right now is quite painful.
Glad you're doing well in Poland, and that you're happy. I wish you the best :), cheers!
Vienna, Austria…we’re there every 2 months ❤️❤️❤️
Vienna is my love, I feel very lucky to live in the world’s most liveable city
Is it liveable?
Good to hear people like you!
Isn’t it boring? I live in Berlin and it is hell boring
@@onedirectionniall8381 if you think Berlin is boring, Vienna is probably 10x more. And the people are just as grumpy if not more unfortunately.
Tbh I wish people who made these rankings considered these factors.
@@guts-sama4258 i expected it so!
Most of German speaking countries are hell boring. They don’t have any culture
Basing these rankings on Covid restrictions is unfortunate, since they are temporary. Still great video and interesting list though :)
It was last year's list that was drastically affected by COVID, not this list. This 2022 list is more in line with what their Top 10 usually looks like because cities around the world have now opened back up again.
Hmmm, 3 Canadian cities, 2 Swiss cities, Amsterdam and Copenhagen? It seems like availability of cannabis is very important to whoever's making this list.
Kudos to my homeland, Canada! With Toronto, Vancouver and Calgary in the top 10, it shows that Canada is the greatest nation on earth! 🇨🇦 🍁
yes
I'm from BC and I had no idea how lucky we are until I started traveling the world. The housing market being a major blow to quality of live in Vancouver, but everything else is amazing
@@kalmah2112 We take a lot for granted,being as blessed as we are. First World problems, eh? Lol
Canadians are the nicest people in the world. If it wasn’t for the climate, l’d like to live there.
Overrated, been canada 4 times, the cities are boring lacking transportation
How can I check the full list? When I search on Wikipedia or other sites it just shows the Top 10 most livable cities and Top 10 worst livable cities. I want to see the full list.
@Nihilistic Atheist Why is it not available though? If they can public the top 10 worst cities then why not the same for rest?
Not surprised by the Top 10 at all. Impressive that 5 million+ cities like Melbourne, Osaka, and Toronto manage to remain on the list. Osaka isn't growing much but the other 2 add tons of people each year. It will be interesting to see if they can stay in the Top 10.
I live in Frankfurt and it actually has a very low population considering its size (only 700 000 people)
Frankfurt ist eine wilde Stadt😂
Is it nice living in Frankfurt?
@@rajivriccardo i guess it depens on where you live in Frankfurt. Near the trainstation are everywhere people consuming hard drugs...
Wich german city is the best?
@@hanskerstkrans2135 Berlin is great and Munich
I genuinely don't get how Toronto keeps appearing on these lists. I lived there for a year and couldn't get out quickly enough. It's unbelievably expensive for a city with no soul. The suburban sprawl is horrible, the public transit is just as bad, there's very little decent bike infrastructure and drivers are extremely hostile toward cyclists. This coming from someone who lived and worked in a Chinese megacity as well. Sure, getting around in a Chinese city can be chaotic, but at least nobody's angrily trying to run you off the road for just trying to get somewhere.
Everyone's stressed and angry all the time, and I get it, knowing that my coworkers who spent an hour or more in traffic each way on their daily commute weren't in the minority. I never thought I'd be so lonely in the biggest city in Canada, but the people were largely cold and anti-social, which is the opposite of what I've found in other big North American cities like Montreal (where I currently live), Chicago and NYC. I don't know what metrics are used to determine that Toronto is liveable, but in my experience, it's a miserable place to be a human being.
Yes, the GTA is a large sprawl but the city itself isn’t. Each borough has it’s own CBDs with a lot of midrise buildings throughout the city.
Ranking ridiculously expensive cities as "liveable" doesn't seem right to me. No matter what else they have to offer, if the average wage is not commensurate with the cost of living, then they are quite literally unliveable.
no wonder Damascus is the least liveable. the average salary is about 25$
yet an apartment in most parts of organised Damascus can cost up to half a million dollars 🙂
meh . at least it's number one so yeay🥳🥳🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
No way it's worse than many other Asian and African cities.
@@ahmedzakikhan7639
two hours of electricity a day
case closed🤣🤣
@@alisalloum733 Wow. That is pretty bad. I had no idea things got so bad. I am sure things will improve.
I love to live in my country 🇰🇪 Kenya
Don’t confuse “Liveable City” with “Cool City”
This list is so subjective. Living in Frankfurt may be comfortable, but it’s just comfortably lame. A nightmare if you ask me.
A city is enjoyed based off the energy it give out. Hence places like Mexico City, Bangkok, Nairobi, New York, Montreal, Hong Kong, Johannesburg, Medellin, Chicago, Mumbai and Shanghai are awesome! And none of them are perfect. They are thriving and vibrant, much more than Vienna, Zurich and Copenhagen.
Great points! I'd take Mexico City over most on that list. Very affordable, great food and people. Good, affordable medical facilities. Nice climate, etc. Altitude and pollution can be a problem for some however.
I have lived in many cities in many countries, by far the best is Shanghai, by far the worst is Johannesburgh
I know Johannesburg has some serious problems, but what exactly makes it the worst?
@@christopherghanem925 We all know what
Johannesburg is a hellhole
Australia 🇦🇺 Syedney
Sydney*
@@einundsiebenziger5488 actually *Sydney
Actually...Sinny
@@noway5347 shtney
@@Iamtheliquor thanks for the hint. Corrected.
thank you for all the information.
Calgary Alberta Canada 🇨🇦
Austria 🤝Australia
Lucky to be living in new Zealand.
I think the one city that shouldn't be on this list is Calgary. It's definitely highly developed and great to live, but the long and brutal winters would make living there hard in the long-term. Vancouver is expensive, but the winters (while wet) are quite mild in comparison.
LOL Calgary winters are no where near "brutal" It's quite mild and always sunny. Vancouver rains all the time and has the worst homeless problem in Canada. High prices, high crime and incredibly ignorant people.
Canadian winter isn’t that bad. The infrastructure is built for winter so people could easily cope.
Almost all of theses cities have a cold climate... That has nothing to do with
I've lived in both cities calgary and Vancouver and both cities have their beauty's. Vancouver is just so god damn expensive. The gas, hydro, insurance rates, property taxes etc we are talking about everythingggg. Calgary ya sure if can have Cold spells but they don't last wrong and we get warm Chinook winds that can melt all the snow in a few days during the middle of winter. Calgary for the win
Winter is not boring with the Rocky Moutains right next to the city where you can practice tons of activities
Most livable (and most safe) city in the world:
Alice Spring, Australia
@@muzluv33 No water 😂
Bro you got to be kidding right ?
@@carlospiceyweiner100 Definitely the most safe town in the world. 😏
I can’t see any of these beating Sydney in Australia and maybe that is cause I don’t have any kids? Sydney got all that most people like I think, a safe place that got all you need plus nice weather and close to a lot of nice beaches and beautiful locations
10. Melbourne, Australia
10. Osaka, Japan
9. Amsterdam, Netherlands
8. Toronto, Canada
7. Frankfurt, Germany
6. Geneva, Switzerland
5. Vancouver, Canada
4. (i cant find this one?)
3. Calgary, Canada
3. Zurich, Switzerland
2. Copenhagen, Denmark
1. Vienna, Austria
Salzburg Austria is my favourite city in the world because of the film "The Sound of Music"❤❤❤
To qualify most cities have cold climates. Melbourne and Australian cities are notable exceptions.
The only cold city in this list is Calgary. All the others have a very warm climate, even Toronto.
And in summer, Calgary has very hot summers with temperatures above 40 degrees celcius quite often
Melbourne will come back even stronger🇦🇺
its a hole.
Lol… Lagos ranked amongst the least. Facts though
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There are many africans in Canada already. Are you coming as well?
Almaty in Türan Qazaqstan (Kazakhstan 🇰🇿) is also the most Beautiful & Liveable City, it's so good that it looked like Vancouver of Asia, oh not to mention that Türan Qazaqstan (Kazakhstan 🇰🇿) & Canada 🇨🇦 are way similar to each other.
These rankings are pretty wack to be honest.. Like i can understand Auckland dropping from top place, which was just a speculative ranking in the first place, & out of the top 10. But a knee jerk down to 34 because it had 3 separated snap lockdowns? But Melbourne, (& i love Melbourne i used to live there) kept 10th place despite having the worlds longest continuous lockdown & multiple major protests?. While Brisbane dropped out of the top 10, despite being barely locked down at all, relative to Melbourne & Sydney. And then Perth dropped too, despite it not even having any lock downs at all? While WA was cut off from the rest of Australia for a long time, through that entire time they had nightclubs open & no restrictions, plus a pumping mining office sector. It was life as normal, just with restrictions to enter. While the rest of Australia had various lockdowns. I would have expected Melbourne to drop out of the top 10, potentially even to the 20s, & Perth be the highest ranked Australian city, potentially no 10, & Brisbane be in the top 20 easily..
It was not a 'Lockdown' contest.
Interesting how always both English and German speaking cities dominate in these rankings. I'm so glad that I learned these two as my 2nd and 3rd languages 👍
What's your 1st language?
Netherlands- hard to find accommodation
You guys really need to cite sources for this information. Also, at around 8:00, that whole section was almost ripped word for word from a CNN article talking about this topic, again not cited. Would not be surprised if more of that is throughout this channel…
Agree with the list, almost a foregone conclusion that none of the UK cesspits would be included, they all reside at the bottom of the list
where are u from and why single out uk? these are collection of boring liveable cities and london is much more entertaining, it aint liveable, becoz crime, expensive housing, traffic etc etc
maybe with the exception of calgary or franksfurt. They are very liveable.... as long as you can afford it
I live in Madrid and in my oppinion is the best city to live in (I visited 31 countries)
True that! Odd no Spanish cities are on that list. A city like Valenicia is much nicer then most of the ones on that list imho. Same with Madrid, Seville, Bilbao, etc.
Frankfurt? Lol. You‘re lucky if you don’t get robbed or stabbed at the main strain station 😅
Wien, Wien nur du allein!
most of these cities are cold as heck.
i'd rather just live in thailand lol.
Multiculturalism is not a pro for the livability of city. In majority of the cases, its the very opposite of that. The most successful cities (least violent crime, least drug problems) are predominantly white or asian.
You can find data supporting this observation easily online.
We all know that, but you are afraid to say that in these days. I am not racist, but ofcourse, when you have city where only one kind of people live, you have less problems which is fact, not racism.
@@Pidalin Racism is discrimination based on race. There's nothing racist about observing reality.
@@rykehuss3435 Yes, but you must be careful today, you can be marked as racist for pretty much anything now. Those antiracist warriors sometimes act as the worst racist without realizing that, in their holy war, they act the same as their "enemies." What I hate the most is that such persons can mark you as racist for not having enough black people in your country (which is not my fault) and they are actually "racist" against you from former communist country which is ok and acceptable for western world because we are obviously worse people.
@@Pidalin I dont give one shit if some tard brands me as a racist.
I'd like to see the ratings by people vs age.
Is Australia and canada (except for Toronto) really that good? I prefer Germany and USA
If you want a better quality of living (healthcare costs, safety, university/college tuition) then Australia and Canada beat USA. USA has more to offer and better culture as it is followed by most the world.
Coming from someone who grew up in Sydney, Australia, has lived in San Francisco, New York, Boston and has read multiple sources about Canada.
As a person from Melbourne, Australia I find this city very expensive and very isolated from most of the world
Don’t undwerstand how Melbourne in top 10. Melb. Was locked down for months.
i wouldn´t list Toronto as liveable with high cost of living , rising gun violence and exaggerated real estate
Its comparing to other big cites. Real Estate prices are not considered because Zurich Switzerland real estate is FAR more expensive than what you get in Toronto. These ranking does not account for REAL ESTATE price. Its about Standard of Living - which is consumption-based not wealth-based.
Australia 🇦🇺 No 1
Austria ✅ not 🦘❌
of course, Japan, Canada and most of west-central Europe, why am I not surprised...
Where can I get full list? Please share link someone
Melbourne is the one of the longest lockdowns in the world😂 . It’s beautiful city but i wouldn’t say it’s liveable city it’s very expensive
Melbourne has charm.
Love the trams !
Denmark 🇩🇰 Is the Best Country to Live In World
@Wee Tio which one is the best in your opinion?
Stockholm is underrated
I think they take temratures in as a factor
@@hanskerstkrans2135 oh it was 25 to 30 degrees there, perfect for me
God , i don't want to know the ranking of cairo 😂😂hope one day it will be among those countries
What's the name of the background music?
CANADA, number 1 overall.
How tf did Frankfurt make the list.
Without seeing the video I can say that there is no subcontinental city in this video
Where is this based of
These lists are mostly made for super rich people. To live a stressless life in most of these cities, you should earn a whole bunch of money. There are way better spots, especially in Europe
my family is middle class at best and I live in Calgary
@@jordenpalinkas9532 Mostly ;) Calgary is quite affordable yet, but the majority of these cities is utopic.
@@worldgrea there's no such thing are utopic though
@@jordenpalinkas9532 utopic in the assumption normal earning people could live there well
Top 3, Frankfurt, Geneva and Melbourne, the best cities
HOW THE FUCK IS TORONTO SO HIGH!
Toronto...
Obviously something wrong with the criteria for choosing best cities.
As someone from New Zealand, DO NOT LIVE IM AUCKLAND you will regret it
why tho
and you need to make what over 100k euro's per year to actually live in these cities?
GENÈVE AND ZURICH SWITZERLAND 🇨🇭.
How is Washington DC not on here?!???
High crime rate
who the fuck wants to move in to that shitpool full of politicians?
My friend said, "The best place to live is wherever the Lord wants me, or where I can do the most good."😊Alma 37: 37 says, "Counsel with the Lord in all thy doings, and He will direct thee for good." (Book of Mormon)
Auckland ❤❤
I guarantee you Joplin Missouri close to the bottom of that list
i would put copenhagen as one of top unlivable, while been living there for 3 years. :D
You have never been to New York or LA - that is why.
@@adad-ec6ht all cities in my home country are far more livable, because you earn like 6 times less money, buuuut, the cost of living is like 1/20th compared to copenhagen.
@@Swarmah Cost of a studio 500 sq apartment in a decent place in Manhattan, New York , (that has a bit less crime and drugs) is 5000 USD / Month. Copenhagen is way more affordable. Its more expensive than London. So you should not be complaining. You have to understand other cities are in worse condition.
You have never seen 100s of 1000s of homeless in your city, residing in walking distance from Billionaires I bet. Go visit LA or San Francisco in USA, you will know what I meant.
@@adad-ec6ht i mean, when you can live far better life afford cars, motorcycles, have a house, save money in a city with income of only arround 800 eur per month, or copenhagen, afford 1 room flat, barely survive with food for 3000 eur per month, that is a huge difference. Thats why, that city cannot be called affordable. Because there are multiple capitals, like half of capitals here in europe, which are more affordable than copenhagen. All Balkan capitals, all Baltic capitals, even expensive cost of living ones Berlin, Paris, Warsow, Madrid, Rome, they all are far more affordable than any scandinavian capital.
@@Swarmah ah I get your point now, Berlin is very cheap; I agree on that.
frankfurt??? i've never seen a city as trashy and in bad condition in central europe as frankfurt
Frankfurt has it´s problems like every metropole in Europe. but Frankfurt is where it is at. Frankfurt has it all. Amazing Skyscrapers with a river crossing the city. it has a international culture with one of the world´s largest airports, a great university, a great central city with every shop you wish and alot of other opportunities like restaurants of international cuisine.
Also around frankfurt in the noth, where the rich sub-urban cities are located there is a beautiful landscape witch is named "Taunus" . it´s really beautiful.
i´m going to move to Frankfurt in 2024.
I saw a lot of ugly things even in Vienna, I was really surprised by that after everything we hear about Vienna. If you want to see city really full of trash, I recommend visit Lisbon. 🙂
Perth is the best. Sunshine, freedom and fun.
classic western Australian
Boring
Was great until it became unaffordable.
Valencia Spain 🇪🇸
What happened to Adelaide?
Where do
Seattle
Dubai
San diego rate ?
i am from switzerland and i kind of disagree with zurich and geneva. both have a stunning vies to the mountains, but both cities are relativly car infested compared to other swiss citys, especially geneva. walking or biking around geneva is really bad, compared to the most other cities i have visited so far in europe. in my opinion chur and basel are way nicer in switzerland.
Crime has skyrocketed also in Geneva.
what is that structure in copenhagen that looks like a mountain but is a structure
How come they put Frankfurt on the list? It is really dirty. No culture! No good food, full of homeless people. No night life. It is just so bad.
lmao why did auckland die so bad i live there lmao
hope it was your auto-correct/-complete that mixed-up "die" and "do".
@@einundsiebenziger5488 yes it was lmao why do u care tho
Housing affordability, low wages and the CBD has become a no go area. Also a rise in shootings. Lot of people deported from Australia who have no connection
@@Forgoodnesssakeendha No its actually because of Omicron that it dropped if it was about crime and wages and house affordability the Canadian cities would not have made the list.
@@Forgoodnesssakeendha As if houses are affordable in Toronto ?
Dublin?
Calgary 🔥❤️
Where’s Finland?
Geography 101:
Finland is northern neighbour to Russia.
Bruh, r u serious. Omnicron??? ThErE's nO N aFtEr M
Frankfurt is such amazing.
Next can we see “Most livable cities in the United States (2022)”?
none
There are many.
There are no livable cities in the US. They are all destroyed.
But which City is 4th place?
where's Chicago on this list?
Munich is much more liveable than Frankfurt am Main!!!!!!!
Hyderabad ❤️ india 🇮🇳
Lol Calgary above places like Amsterdam or Munich
Dallas should be here
I would better travel all over the world instead of going to live in a city
That wouldn't be so good for the environment
sad Tokyo noises
I❤Vienna
I’m crying due to the absolute horrible pronunciation of the European country’s cities, no hate, still a good video