These are the world's coolest neighborhoods

jw5 · Sep 5, 2025

22 - Neukölln, Berlin, Germany

Once a small village on the outskirts of Berlin, Neukölln is now one of the city's coolest districts. Come rain or shine there's plenty to do here, from browsing art exhibitions and visiting wine bars, to chilling in cozy coffee shops and going wild with late night dancing.

jw5 · Sep 10, 2025

21 - Sea Point, Cape Town, South Africa

Known for its seaside promenade and public gardens, Sea Point is a 200-year-old multicultural suburb, with plenty to explore! With cool boutiques and a trendy food scene, you'll get a stunning view of the Atlantic Ocean into the bargain.

jw5 · Sep 18, 2025

20 - West End, Glasgow, UK

West End is one of the coolest places in this Scottish city! With a mix of students, families, and creatives, here you'll find trendy vegan coffee shops that share storefronts with decades-old second-hand bookshops. Just magical!

Loofydralb · Sep 19, 2025

Nothing! Absolutely nothing beats this!

Add a guitar and a sampan, you have paradise on earth!

jw5 · Sep 23, 2025

19 - Hyde Park, Chicago, USA

Home to the University of Chicago, Hyde Park embodies a small town spirit while still providing all the amenities of a bustling metropolis. Here you'll find some of the city's best restaurants, plenty of culture, and art.

jw5 · Sep 29, 2025

18 - Costa da Caparica, Almada, Portugal

Across the 25 de Abril bridge from Lisbon lies a stretch of beachside tranquility called Costa da Caparica. Known for its long sandy beaches and great surfing, Caparica has in recent years opened up to international community events, parties, and get-togethers.

jw5 · Oct 2, 2025

17 - Enmore, Sydney, Australia

This neighborhood is where everyone comes to hang out! Whether you're looking for an international food scene, live music, comedy, or a party, Enmore is where it's at!

jw5 · Monday at 6:51 PM

16 - Leith, Edinburgh, Scotland

Head to the northern corner of the Scottish capital and you'll find the docks buzzing. Leith used to be the city's main trading port, but now it's home to cool art venues, innovative restaurants, and indie festivals.

jw5 · 2025-10-10T18:57:26+0800

15 - Fort Greene, New York City, USA

Among the neighborhood's characteristic Brownstones you'll find a laid back vibe with cool wine bars, local shops, and plenty of flea markets. Then there's also Fort Greene Park, which acts as a public square with regular get-togethers, markets, and sporting events.

These are the world's coolest neighborhoods

jw5

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22 - Neukölln, Berlin, Germany

Once a small village on the outskirts of Berlin, Neukölln is now one of the city's coolest districts. Come rain or shine there's plenty to do here, from browsing art exhibitions and visiting wine bars, to chilling in cozy coffee shops and going wild with late night dancing.

jw5

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21 - Sea Point, Cape Town, South Africa

Known for its seaside promenade and public gardens, Sea Point is a 200-year-old multicultural suburb, with plenty to explore! With cool boutiques and a trendy food scene, you'll get a stunning view of the Atlantic Ocean into the bargain.

jw5

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20 - West End, Glasgow, UK

West End is one of the coolest places in this Scottish city! With a mix of students, families, and creatives, here you'll find trendy vegan coffee shops that share storefronts with decades-old second-hand bookshops. Just magical!

Loofydralb

Alfrescian

jw5

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19 - Hyde Park, Chicago, USA

Home to the University of Chicago, Hyde Park embodies a small town spirit while still providing all the amenities of a bustling metropolis. Here you'll find some of the city's best restaurants, plenty of culture, and art.

jw5

Moderator

18 - Costa da Caparica, Almada, Portugal

Across the 25 de Abril bridge from Lisbon lies a stretch of beachside tranquility called Costa da Caparica. Known for its long sandy beaches and great surfing, Caparica has in recent years opened up to international community events, parties, and get-togethers.

jw5

Moderator

17 - Enmore, Sydney, Australia

This neighborhood is where everyone comes to hang out! Whether you're looking for an international food scene, live music, comedy, or a party, Enmore is where it's at!

jw5

Moderator

16 - Leith, Edinburgh, Scotland

Head to the northern corner of the Scottish capital and you'll find the docks buzzing. Leith used to be the city's main trading port, but now it's home to cool art venues, innovative restaurants, and indie festivals.

jw5

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15 - Fort Greene, New York City, USA

Among the neighborhood's characteristic Brownstones you'll find a laid back vibe with cool wine bars, local shops, and plenty of flea markets. Then there's also Fort Greene Park, which acts as a public square with regular get-togethers, markets, and sporting events.

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These are the world's coolest neighborhoods

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22 - Neukölln, Berlin, Germany​

Once a small village on the outskirts of Berlin, Neukölln is now one of the city's coolest districts. Come rain or shine there's plenty to do here, from browsing art exhibitions and visiting wine bars, to chilling in cozy coffee shops and going wild with late night dancing.​

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21 - Sea Point, Cape Town, South Africa​

Known for its seaside promenade and public gardens, Sea Point is a 200-year-old multicultural suburb, with plenty to explore! With cool boutiques and a trendy food scene, you'll get a stunning view of the Atlantic Ocean into the bargain.​

Moderator

20 - West End, Glasgow, UK​

West End is one of the coolest places in this Scottish city! With a mix of students, families, and creatives, here you'll find trendy vegan coffee shops that share storefronts with decades-old second-hand bookshops. Just magical!​

Alfrescian

Moderator

19 - Hyde Park, Chicago, USA​

Home to the University of Chicago, Hyde Park embodies a small town spirit while still providing all the amenities of a bustling metropolis. Here you'll find some of the city's best restaurants, plenty of culture, and art.​

Moderator

18 - Costa da Caparica, Almada, Portugal​

Across the 25 de Abril bridge from Lisbon lies a stretch of beachside tranquility called Costa da Caparica. Known for its long sandy beaches and great surfing, Caparica has in recent years opened up to international community events, parties, and get-togethers.​

Moderator

17 - Enmore, Sydney, Australia​

This neighborhood is where everyone comes to hang out! Whether you're looking for an international food scene, live music, comedy, or a party, Enmore is where it's at!​

Moderator

16 - Leith, Edinburgh, Scotland​

Head to the northern corner of the Scottish capital and you'll find the docks buzzing. Leith used to be the city's main trading port, but now it's home to cool art venues, innovative restaurants, and indie festivals.​

Moderator

15 - Fort Greene, New York City, USA​

Among the neighborhood's characteristic Brownstones you'll find a laid back vibe with cool wine bars, local shops, and plenty of flea markets. Then there's also Fort Greene Park, which acts as a public square with regular get-togethers, markets, and sporting events.​

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22 - Neukölln, Berlin, Germany

Once a small village on the outskirts of Berlin, Neukölln is now one of the city's coolest districts. Come rain or shine there's plenty to do here, from browsing art exhibitions and visiting wine bars, to chilling in cozy coffee shops and going wild with late night dancing.

21 - Sea Point, Cape Town, South Africa

Known for its seaside promenade and public gardens, Sea Point is a 200-year-old multicultural suburb, with plenty to explore! With cool boutiques and a trendy food scene, you'll get a stunning view of the Atlantic Ocean into the bargain.

20 - West End, Glasgow, UK

West End is one of the coolest places in this Scottish city! With a mix of students, families, and creatives, here you'll find trendy vegan coffee shops that share storefronts with decades-old second-hand bookshops. Just magical!

19 - Hyde Park, Chicago, USA

Home to the University of Chicago, Hyde Park embodies a small town spirit while still providing all the amenities of a bustling metropolis. Here you'll find some of the city's best restaurants, plenty of culture, and art.

18 - Costa da Caparica, Almada, Portugal

Across the 25 de Abril bridge from Lisbon lies a stretch of beachside tranquility called Costa da Caparica. Known for its long sandy beaches and great surfing, Caparica has in recent years opened up to international community events, parties, and get-togethers.

17 - Enmore, Sydney, Australia

This neighborhood is where everyone comes to hang out! Whether you're looking for an international food scene, live music, comedy, or a party, Enmore is where it's at!

16 - Leith, Edinburgh, Scotland

Head to the northern corner of the Scottish capital and you'll find the docks buzzing. Leith used to be the city's main trading port, but now it's home to cool art venues, innovative restaurants, and indie festivals.

15 - Fort Greene, New York City, USA

Among the neighborhood's characteristic Brownstones you'll find a laid back vibe with cool wine bars, local shops, and plenty of flea markets. Then there's also Fort Greene Park, which acts as a public square with regular get-togethers, markets, and sporting events.