These are the 10 happiest cities in the world

Although Amsterdam is the most popular city in the Netherlands, Rotterdam’s urban qualities should not be overlooked, especially for its “easy going” aspect. The city also boasts some of the best universities in the world, making it a must for visitors and locals alike.

Known for its incredible Oktoberfest, Munich is a city of just over 1.5 million inhabitants that attracts many tourists every year. And because of its educational, ecological and political commitments, Munich is one of the cities that brings the most happiness to the people who live there.

Nicknamed Taiwan’s “urban jungle”, Taipei is renowned for its political, cultural and economic vitality, spreading happiness among local residents. not to mention its vast vegetation, including the Taroko Gorge, Taipei has no need to envy Bangkok or even Tokyo when it comes to urban quality.

As the capital of Sweden, Stockholm is known as the “Venice of the North”, and stands out for its natural and cultural features, including numerous museums. Covering 100% of its inhabitants’ medical expenses, we can imagine how well they are treated by the sovereigns, in addition to its light-hearted atmosphere.

Seoul and its people are considered by many to be among the happiest in the world, thanks to the mix of modern and ancient in its more than 500 neighborhoods. Travelers are spoiled for choice with the Gwangjang Market and Bongeunsa Temple, two popular tourist attractions.

Belgium is one of the world’s most sought-after travel destinations, and Antwerp is no exception, ranking as it does as the second-largest city in the country. A perfect place to visit, offering totally green transport for city tour enthusiasts.

With a low unemployment rate of just 3%, this discreet Danish city is renowned for its well-educated residents. It also offers an exceptional quality of life, thanks to its modernity and cultural aspects.

With its unrivalled landscape, Zurich ranks among the world’s most majestic cities. The city stands out for its innovative economic, medical and ecological dynamics. Life expectancy is very high here, by the way!

As its more than 6 million inhabitants can attest, Singapore is quite unique when it comes to quality of life, with a life expectancy of almost 83 years. In any case, there’s never a dull moment, thanks to the immense skyscrapers and the many grandiose botanical gardens. In short, happiness with a capital B!

Here’s a second Danish city in this list, so can we say that this country is the happiest in the world? The arguments are there! In any case, Copenhagen is the happiest city in the world, with universal medical coverage and a life expectancy rate of almost 80. A visit to Rosenborg Castle to complete the city tour?