Meet the world's most livable city

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For several years running, Vienna has been crowned the world's most livable city. The Austrian capital has a long and storied past and has been an artistic and cultural hub in Europe throughout history. Today, it's also a business center with a dynamic tech scene, and maintains important social structures that support its inhabitant's well-being. How does it compare to where you live? Perhaps it's time to consider relocating to Vienna!

 

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Efficient public transport -

The city boasts an extensive and efficient public transportation system, including buses, trams, and subways, making it easy to get around!

 

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Cultural heritage -

Vienna is rich in cultural heritage with numerous museums, theaters, and historical sites, offering a vibrant cultural scene.

 

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Safety -

Vienna is known for its low crime rates and is considered a generally safe place to walk around during the daytime.

 

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Green spaces -

The city has numerous parks and green spaces, such as the Prater and Schönbrunn Palace Gardens, providing residents with ample opportunities for outdoor activities.

 

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Healthcare -

According to OECD Health Statistics, Vienna has a high-quality healthcare system with state-of-the-art medical facilities and services.

 

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Education system and universities -

The city offers excellent educational institutions, from primary schools to universities (including the University of Vienna), attracting students from around the world.

 

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Economic stability -

Vienna has a strong and stable economy, providing numerous job opportunities across various sectors, including electronics, engineering, manufacturing, and tourism.

 

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Culinary delights -

Vienna has a diverse culinary scene, varying between traditional Austrian cuisine and international dining options. Have you seen the delicious cakes and pastries?

 

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Cultural events -

You won't be bored in Vienna, which hosts numerous cultural events throughout the year. Some of the most notable ones include the famous Vienna Opera Ball and the Vienna Festival.

 

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Strong social welfare structures -

Vienna benefits from Austria’s strong social welfare system, which provides support for healthcare, housing, education, and unemployment. This contributes to the city's high quality of life.

 

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Literary scene -

For those who love literature, the city has a rich literary tradition. It hosts literary events, book fairs, and readings, including the famous International Book Fair.

 

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Architectural beauty -

The Austrian capital is home to stunning historical architecture, including St. Stephen's Cathedral and the Hofburg Palace.

 

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High-quality water -

Vienna’s tap water is of exceptionally high quality, sourced from Alpine mountain springs. It's considered some of the best in the world!

 

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Multicultural environment -

Vienna is a cosmopolitan city with a diverse population, that helps to foster an inclusive and welcoming atmosphere.

 

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Rich music scene

Vienna is known as the City of Music, home to famous composers like Mozart and Beethoven. It boasts world-renowned and historically significant concert halls and opera houses.

 

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A child-friendly city

Vienna is very child-friendly, with lots of playgrounds, family-oriented activities, and excellent childcare facilities.

 

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Public libraries and learning centers

The city isn't short of public libraries and learning centers that promote inclusivity and offer resources and programs for all ages.

 

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Recreation

The city offers excellent facilities for sports and recreation, including swimming pools, gyms, and sports clubs (as well as the home stadium to the city's football team at the Allianz Stadion, pictured). However, Vienna tends to have fewer sporting events than other capitals.