Each city has its own wonderful list of the best cities in Europe.

There are many famous cities on the colorful European continent, some are bustling Vientiane capitals, some are ancient cities with a long history of thousands of years, some are fashion stages that lead the trend, and some are important political fortresses ... They are not only excellent in geographical environment and urban characteristics, but also very influential in economy, culture, education and politics. Let's take stock of the best cities in Europe.

The city with the highest quality of life in Europe: Vienna

According to Mercer (the world's largest human resources consulting company), Vienna, Austria is not only Europe, but also the city with the highest quality of life in the world in the past decade.

Located between the northeastern Alps and the northwestern Vienna Basin, it can be said to be one of the most important urban hubs in Central European countries. The neighboring countries are Czech Republic, Germany, Italy and many other countries, which are excellent geographical locations in terms of national transportation economy and natural resources.

Vienna is highly praised for its "safety to residents" and "high efficiency of public transportation and diversity of cultural and entertainment facilities", and its infrastructure, air quality, culture, education and medical services are all close to perfection.

In Vienna, even taking transportation is easy, there are no crowds and there are few time delays. The subway even has a 24-hour service mechanism on weekends. The most enviable thing is that the annual fee is only one euro a day on average.

Vienna is known as a green city, with good air quality and high quality and easy access to drinking water. There is no noise in this city, the whole city is so leisurely and quiet, even if you do nothing, it is a kind of happiness to shuttle through the streets of Vienna alone!

The most expensive city in Europe: Paris

Superior geographical location, well-preserved historical sites, colorful cultural activities and perfect urban facilities ... Paris, a tiny place, is loved by thousands of people, but all this comes at a price. According to a survey by The Economist, an authoritative British economic magazine, Paris has not only been the most expensive city in Europe in the past few years, but also ranked in the top three in the world.

As the capital of France, the charm of Paris is irresistible, and the most beautiful, romantic, wonderful and luxurious are all here. Whether living or traveling, looking for a job or investing, there are endless possibilities here. Tourists, businessmen, students, politicians, artists ... everyone has a reason to yearn for Paris. All the services and facilities in this city are very centralized, and everything is within reach. All you need is an adequate budget.

The richest city in Europe: London

London is one of the richest cities in the world, with the most rich people. There are 4,944 rich people with assets exceeding 30 million dollars, and nearly 400,000 rich people with assets exceeding 6,543,800 dollars live in London, both of which are the largest in the world.

London is also the largest financial center in the world, controlling 45% of the world's foreign exchange transactions and the pricing power of commodities such as gold, silver and crude oil. It is also the largest banking, insurance, futures and shipping center in the world. The daily average foreign exchange transaction volume in London is as high as 2.7 trillion US dollars, ranking first in the world, and the total wealth of residents ranks second in the world.

Of the 53 new technology companies in Europe with a market value of over US$ 6,543.8 billion, 22 are located in London. According to the data of the mayor's office in London, the venture capital attracted by British technology companies reached a record high of nearly 3 billion pounds, of which London technology companies attracted 2.45 billion pounds of investment, accounting for 82% of the country. London attracts more capital than other big European cities, almost four times as much as Germany, and more than France, Ireland and Sweden combined.

The most fashionable city in Europe: Milan

Milan is the second largest city in Italy, the birthplace of many luxury brands and the world-famous fashion capital. Milan is a big stage of European fashion. Starting from 1958, Fashion Week is held twice a year, in spring and autumn respectively, where the works of the world's top fashion designers are exhibited.

Compared with Paris, which is also famous for its fashion, Milan is superior in the manufacture of fashion products. There is a dense network of tailors, packers, embroiderers, printers, cloth dealers, etc ... From the neighboring tailor shops to the most unique workshops, Milan is known as a great machine dedicated to elegance and high-quality craftsmanship.

Located in the city center, Montnapolis block is famous for its unique Italian and international fashion boutiques. Every year, fashion lovers and professionals from all over the world come here to purchase.

Milan is also the exchange center of fashion industry, the most important wholesaler and the largest "Made in Italy" fashion company operating in Milan. In addition, there is an endless network of higher education schools: fashion colleges, marketing schools in the fashion industry and thousands of model agencies.

The most populous European international city: Brussels

As the capital of Europe and the location of many global institutions, Brussels, Belgium is an incredible international metropolis. Over the years, many foreign immigrants have settled here, which makes the proportion of international expatriates in this city very rich.

There are about 200 different nationalities in the world, while there are 184 nationalities in Brussels. /kloc-more than half of the 0/200,000 residents were born abroad. According to statistics, 69% of the immigrants in Brussels are from European countries, while 17% are from African countries and 9% are from Asian countries. The proportions in Latin America and North America are much lower, 2% and 1% respectively. Among the most populous ethnic groups in Brussels, the French rank first with 15%, followed by Romanian 9% and Moroccan 9%.

The oldest city in Europe: Athens

Athens, the capital of Greece, is the oldest city in continental Europe. The earliest record of this cradle of western civilization was in 4000 BC. Today, there are still many remains of the splendid civilization of ancient Greece in this land.

Ancient Athens was the source of western culture, and the Athenians made outstanding contributions in art, philosophy, law and science. The 5th century BC was the heyday of Athens, and many immortal masters appeared. Great tragic writer euripides, great comedian aristophanes, philosophers Socrates, Plato, Aristotle and historian Herodotus were all born or lived here.

The safest city in Europe: Copenhagen

According to a survey conducted by the British media The Economist 202 1, Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, is not only the safest city in Europe, but also the safest city in the world. This survey covers many fields through analysis: digital information, health, infrastructure, personal safety and environmental safety, including standards such as air quality and waste management.

A key factor that makes Copenhagen a particularly safe city is its low crime rate (currently at the lowest level in more than a decade). Lars Weiss, Mayor of Copenhagen, said: "Copenhagen is characterized by great social cohesion and relatively small wealth gap. This is one of the cornerstones of Danish culture, which greatly promotes the high degree of trust and security we enjoy. "

The cleanest capital in Europe: Bern

Everyone wants to live in a very clean place or city, but the growing population makes it very difficult to clean the city. It is undeniable that the factor behind urban pollution is always people. But Bern, the capital of Switzerland, is an exception.

Bern is a beautiful and clean city. Swiss cities have always been the main attractions to attract tourists from all over the world, and Bern is famous for its cleanliness. The river here is so clean that anyone can drink it directly. There are many beautiful mountains around Bern, and the green environment makes the air in the city very fresh. More importantly, the residents here have a sense of maintaining the environment, and everyone keeps the city clean and tidy like their home, making Bern a model of European cities.

The Sunniest European City: Alicante

Alicante, Spain, has an average of 349 hours of sunshine a month, making it the most sunny city in Europe every year. The city is located on the plain along the Mediterranean coast, surrounded by a series of hills and highlands. Because the annual average temperature is 19 degrees, the weather there is particularly mild. Even in winter, the lowest temperature is only1/kloc-0 degrees, making it a popular holiday destination in Europe.

A warm climate also means abundant agricultural products. Alicante is rich in wine, olive oil and various fruits. When you are on holiday here, you can enjoy fresh and delicious food.

With these this beautiful city decorations, it is no wonder that Europe attracts thousands of people from all over the world to visit Qian Qian every year.