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2023's Most Livable Cities in the World

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2023's Most Livable Cities in the World

2023's Most Livable Cities in the World

2023's Most Livable , Cities in the World.

The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), a sister organization of 'The Economist,' has just released its list of the world's most livable cities in 2023.

CNN reports that the list ranks 173 cities on a number of factors, including health care, education, stability and infrastructure.

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The list shows that big cities in Australia are making a comeback, rising in the rankings to take the third and fourth top spots.

Major cities in Canada also scored well, securing three spots on the top 10 list.

Switzerland was awarded another two spots for both Geneva and Zurich.

Meanwhile, CNN reports that cities in Europe saw the biggest drop in rankings, including London, Stockholm and Edinburgh.

Meanwhile, CNN reports that cities in Europe saw the biggest drop in rankings, including London, Stockholm and Edinburgh.

Vienna, Austria, The top spot on the Global Livability Index was awarded to Vienna for its reliable infrastructure, education and health services.

Here are some of the other most livable cities in the world.

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Copenhagen, Denmark.

Melbourne, Australia.

Vancouver, Canada.

Zurich, Switzerland.

Calgary, Canada.

Geneva, Switzerland.

Toronto, Canada


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