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The Economist Intelligence Unit released its annual
Global Liveability Index, measuring the most livable cities in the world in 2019.
The cities were judged by metrics like
crime rates, healthcare quality, infrastructure, education, and levels of corruption.
Vienna, Austria, kept the top spot for the second year in a row.
No US city made the top 10, but three
Australian cities and three
Canadian cities made the list.
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When it comes to choosing a place to live, there are many factors to consider — climate, transportation options, and crime rates, to name a few.
Although it's hard to find a perfect match, a few select cities have the perfect combination of factors that make them the most livable in the world.
The Economist Intelligence Unit released its annual
Global Liveability Index, in which The Economist ranked 140 major cities by averaging the results of five metrics:
