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30. Canberra, Australia - If you didn't know already, Canberra is the capital of Australia. Among other attractions, the city is known for its stunning Parliament House structure.

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29. Adelaide, Australia - Adelaide is the capital of South Australia. The bustling Central Market and beautiful Cleland Conservation Park are huge draws.

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28. Brussels, Belgium - Brussels is a popular destination for expats. The winding streets are filled with quirky holes-in-walls, as well as prestigious cultural centers. To celebrate its quirky vibe, be sure to visit the unique Belgian Comic Strip Centre.

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27. Stuttgart, Germany - Located on the Neckar river, in a valley named the "Stuttgart Cauldron," this city is famed for being a stable and safe place. Visit during Christmas to see their amazing markets. 

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25. Singapore, Singapore - The island city-state is a popular Asian city, thanks to its creative culinary scene, thriving expat community, and rapid-fast public transport. Head to the Gardens by the Bay for a feeling of nature within the city. 

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25. Oslo, Norway - Norway's capital is filled with exciting boroughs to explore, like Bjørvika, Bygdøy, and Grünerløkka.

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23. Stockholm, Sweden - The Swedish capital prides itself on its inclusiveness, as well as its stability, cleanliness, and a vibrant economy. Head to Stortoget square to take in the bustling surroundings. 

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23. Nuremberg, Germany - Nuremberg's history stretches back to the Middle Ages, but it's far from stuck in the past. There's the rebuilt Nuremberg Castle, and a calendar filled with cultural events.

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21. Montréal, Canada - This Québécois city is a treat to live in. It's a sprawling and energetic city, and there's always something to do. Head up to Mont-Royal for a great city view. 

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21. Perth, Australia - Perth's a popular city in Australia, with beautiful green spaces such as Swan Valley and the Kings Park and Botanic Garden.

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19. Hamburg, Germany - Germany's second-largest city is a must-visit. Check out Speicherstadt (pictured), as it's perfect for cultural critics, architect appreciators, and it shows off the city's rich history.

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19. Ottawa, Canada - The capital of Canada is famed for its National Gallery and Rideau Canal. It's not a busy city, and it's one of the cleanest in the entire world.

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18. Luxembourg, Luxembourg - Don't write off Luxembourg, it's a melting pot of many cultures and mentalities. There are architectural marvels, like the Grand-Ducal palace, and a cutting-edge culinary scene.

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17. Melbourne, Australia - Melbourne has it all, from technicolor racing carnivals to tennis Grand Slams. It has a cultural scene like no other, so check the calendar to find out where to go!

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16. Toronto, Canada - Toronto is a futuristic Canadian city, with thousands of exciting attractions, such as the CN Tower and a myriad of galleries and museums.

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15. Wellington, New Zealand - Great food, great wine, great culture, Wellington is a key destination in New Zealand. You can't miss their national museum, Te Papa Tongarewa. 

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14. Bern, Switzerland - Bern is perhaps best known for its Old Town and Zytglogge tower, as well as the eccentric Zentrum Paul Klee museum.

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13. Berlin, Germany - The German capital is lively, progressive, stable—everything you could ask for and more. Check out some serious history at the Berlin Wall Memorial, before combining it with some art at the East Side Gallery. 

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11. Amsterdam, Netherlands - A hit destination since the Dutch Golden Age, Amsterdam is an amazing city to live in. Rent a bike to traverse the city and marvel at the gorgeous canals. 

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11. Sydney, Australia - Sydney has been inhabited for at least 30,000 years. Nowadays, it's an integral city in Australia, filled with diversity and opportunity. Did you know you could climb the Sydney Harbour Bridge?

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10. Basel, Switzerland - Located on the river Rhine, this Swiss city is made up of cool cultural centers and gothic structures, such as Basel Minster. 

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9. Geneva, Switzerland - Geneva always tops this kind of list, thanks to its modern cityscape and rich archaeological sites, such as the site under the Geneva Cathedral.  

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8. Copenhagen, Denmark - The city of Copenhagen has a history that stretches back to the 12th century. Definitely pay a visit to Tivoli Gardens, a 19th-century amusement park.

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7. Frankfurt, Germany - The German multicultural metropolis is in the center of Europe. Check out Kleinmarkthalle to try delicious food from all over the world. 

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6. Düsseldorf, Germany - Düsseldorf is known to be a livable city in Germany, with a fascinating arts scene and international business and financial center. Check out Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen K21 Ständehaus for a look into some amazing art pieces. 

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3. Auckland, New Zealand - An urban center in New Zealand, Auckland is a futuristic city with fantastic food and world-class coffee. Check out hole-in-the-wall cafés like ARK Coffee Company to try some for yourself!

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3. Munich, Germany - Munich is a global center of art, science, publishing, culture, and business too. Alte Pinakothek is one of the oldest art galleries around.

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3. Vancouver, Canada - The coastal seaport city is diverse, dynamic, and far from dangerous. There's a high cost of living, but if you can afford it, Vancouver is a joy to live in. Be sure to rent a bike and cycle around Stanley Park for an unforgettable experience. 

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2. Zürich, Switzerland - Zürich is the largest city in Switzerland, well-connected to other cities around Europe. Salaries are high, taxes are low, and public transport is near-perfect. Take a stroll through the old town, Altstadt, to ogle at all the city has to offer. 

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1. Vienna, Austria - Living in Vienna is a real treat. Even the apartments have a revered reputation, as do the museums, music venues, and Vienna State Opera House.

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