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Frankfurt, Germany (score: 94.7)
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The fifth largest city in Germany, Frankfurt is a prominent European center for commerce, culture, education, tourism and web traffic. In 2010, two thirds of the locals said they were satisfied or highly satisfied with their quality of life in the city. Frankfurt´s only drawback is its crime rate, one of the highest in Germany.
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Montreal, Canada (score: 94.8)
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After Australia, Canada is the second most livable country for 2015 with four of its cities ranked in the list. Montreal, the second largest city in Canada, is one of them. Known for its high concentration of post-secondary students, the city was even ranked the 8th-best place in the world to be a university student in 2015.
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Hamburg, Germany (score: 95)
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One of the most affluent cities in Europe, Hamburg boasts world-class education and health system, dependable infrastructure and stunning cultural life as the city hosts more than 40 theatres and 60 museums. An important financial center, the city is also the seat of the world’s second oldest bank.
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Geneva, Switzerland (score: 95.2)
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The second most populous city in Switzerland, Geneva boasts several impressive titles such as the “world´s most complex metropolis” and the “peace capital”. A seat of numerous international organizations, the city ranks among the safest, cleanest, richest but also most expensive cities in the world.
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Zurich, Switzerland (score: 95.6)
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With a score of 95.6, Zurich ranked ahead of Geneva. According to several surveys from 2006 to 2008, Zurich was named the city with the best quality of life in the world as well as the wealthiest city in Europe. One of the world leaders in environment protection, the city has highly effective public transportation and infrastructure.
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