Published 04.34
Culture, environment and healthcare are among the criteria when The Economist names the world’s best cities. And there Sweden gets a whipping from its neighbor to the south.
Butter bread, rød pølse and a 37-hour work week. For the second year in a row, Copenhagen has been named the world’s most livable city.
In The Economist’s index, Denmark’s capital received maximum points regarding stability, education and infrastructure, reports the Danish news agency Ritzau.
Second when 173 cities worldwide were ranked was Austria’s capital Vienna, followed by Australia’s Melbourne in third place.
The rest of the top ten list is filled by Sydney, Zurich, Geneva, Osaka, Adelaide, Vancouver and Tokyo. At the bottom is the capital of Syria, Damascus.
The Economist’s analysis unit EIU presents its list every year.
