From cities with great dining options to countries with a healthy work-life balance, international travel publication Travel + Leisure revealed the top 20 best places to live in Europe.
International travel publication Travel + Leisure has unveiled their ultimate ranking of the best places to live in Europe – and one Irish city has made the list.
Ranking alongside the likes of Zurich in Switzerland and Copenhagen in Denmark, the Irish city made it into the top ten best places to set down roots in Europe.
With a unique and vibrant culture, plenty of well-paying job opportunities, and some of the world’s coolest neighbourhoods, Dublin claimed its place alongside the continent’s most coveted destinations.
Life in the Irish capital – a modern city with lots of history and culture
Ireland’s capital city has changed a lot in recent years. Having enjoyed heaps of global investment, with companies such as Facebook and Google setting up head offices in the city, Dublin has seen huge modernisation over the past decade.
With plenty of job opportunities and lots to see and do, the Irish city claimed its place on Travel + Leisure’s ultimate list of ‘Best Places to Live in Europe’.
While Dublin may not be the cheapest option when it comes to choosing a place to live, you’re sure to enjoy a great lifestyle in the city, with its wealth of restaurants, coffee shops, and entertainment venues.
The best places to live in Europe – Scandinavia claimed the top spots
Ranking alongside the Irish city to claim their place on Travel + Leisure’s list of the best places to live in Europe are various other vibrant destinations that offer a quality lifestyle and a great work-life balance.
The Portuguese capital of Lisbon came out on top, thanks to its “relatively low cost of living, ease of acquiring visas, and many fantastic beaches”.
The Austrian capital of Vienna followed in second, followed by Madrid in Spain in third. Zurich claimed fourth place, followed by Helsinki in fifth, Copenhagen in sixth, and Munich in seventh.
Closing out the top ten, Tallinn in Estonia claimed eighth, followed by Dublin in ninth, and Milan in tenth. You can discover the full list on Travel + Leisure’s website here.
