Place and Liveability: Europe

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Your guide to the perfect Copenhagen experience
The buzzing capital of Denmark mixes modern architecture and culture with sustainable living, royal history, and a mouthwatering restaurant scene. Get to know the city, do your planning, and find all your questions answered right here.

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The capital and largest city of Denmark, Copenhagen is also the seat of its own amtskommune (county commune). Most of the city is located on two islands—Zealand and Amager—in the straits between the North and Baltic seas. Warm sea currents give the city a milder climate than many places that are not nearly so far to the north.

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Copenhagen has long been known for its progressive urban design, strong welfare model, and commitment to sustainability. What the 2025 EIU ranking confirms is that these values translate into measurable, lived benefits.

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Zurich is the largest city in Switzerland. It is a global city that serves as a major financial, industrial, and cultural center.

"The cosmopolitan city by the water combines creative urban life with nature in all its glory."

"Satellite view is showing Zurich, largest city in Switzerland. Zurich is located in the north of the country along Limmat river at the northern tip of Zürichsee (Zurich Lake)."

"It's considered one of the best cities in the world, but what's life in Zurich really like? We asked our readers to give us their insights" (The Local: a Switzerland newspaper in English).

"Zurich is one of the wealthiest but also one of the most expensive cities in Europe." Data related to liveability of Zurich, sourced from a Telecommunications company.

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Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine and its largest city, was under the control of the Communist Party of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) from 1922 until 1991. After the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991, Ukraine adopted a democratic system of government and a free-market economy.

The chief city and capital of Ukraine is Kyiv (also spelled Kiev). Situated on the banks of the Dnieper River just below its confluence with the Desna River, Kyiv is a major port and one of the largest and most important cities of eastern Europe. Kyiv is not only the national capital but the capital of Kyiv oblast (province) as well.

Kyiv was one of the top five biggest decliners in this year’s “Global Liveability Report” by the Economist Intelligence Unit, with the Ukrainian capital dropping 21.4% in the index over the past five years to take it into the top 10 of least liveable cities.

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"Vienna (or Wien, as it is locally called) is the capital of Austria and that nation's political, cultural, and economic center. For several centuries, Vienna's strategic location in the heart of Europe along a key trade route encouraged the city's development into a commercial and military powerhouse ... "

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"The capital and largest city of Austria, Vienna was once one of the most important political and cultural centers of the world. For more than 2,000 years a gateway between East and West, Vienna was the seat of the Holy Roman Empire from 1558 to 1806 and the capital of Austria-Hungary until 1918 ... "

" Vienna is the “most liveable city” in the world, according to a new report published by the Economist Intelligence Unit. The Austrian capital dislodged Melbourne from the top spot after seven consecutive years ... "

Navigate this government site on the city of Vienna. Access information about housing, education, culture, entertainment and more.

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Geneva is the second-largest city in Switzerland and the capital of the country and its southwestern territorial district, the Canton of Geneva.

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Once known as the “Protestant Rome,” Geneva still wields influence disproportionate to its size. Located at the western tip of Switzerland, almost surrounded by French territory, Geneva is a world city, housing many international institutions and often hosting international meetings. The city is also capital of its own canton (state) in the Swiss Confederation. Most of the city’s residents are French-speaking and know their city as Genève. Genf is the city’s German name.

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The Swiss cities of Zurich and Geneva are the world’s third and sixth best cities to live in, respectively, according to an annual report from The Economist.

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Welcome to Geneva! As the official guide to Geneva, we warmly welcome you to our city that captures the heart with its one-of-a-kind blend of vibrant urbanity and peaceful natural beauty. Geneva invites you to fall in love with its rich history, cultural gems, vibrant dining scene and warm hospitality. Start your Geneva adventure now!