The Austrian Vienna topped the ranking of the world's most comfortable cities to live in, according to a regular study by the Economist Intelligence Unit. This means that the city has the highest rates of accessibility and quality of medicine, education, low crime rate, comfortable climate and developed infrastructure.
- In second and third place are Australia's Melbourne and Sydney. On the fourth line - Japanese Osaka, on the fifth - Canadian Calgary, the capital of the 1988 Winter Olympics. The top 10 also included Vancouver, Tokyo, Toronto, Copenhagen and Adelaide.
- Thus, in the top ten there are three Canadian cities, three Australian and two Japanese.
- The most inconvenient for life analysts recognized the capital of Syria Damascus - 140th place. The anti-rating also included Caracas, Algeria, Douala, Karachi, Tripoli, Lagos.
- Moscow is only in 68th place. However, the Russian capital is one of the five cities that have significantly improved their performance over the past five years (an increase of 4.9%). In addition to Moscow, this five included Belgrade (77th place), Hanoi (107th place), Kiev (117th place) and Abidjan (123rd place).