Vienna
Vienna ranks first in the EIU Global Livability Index 2022 – its third top ranking in the last five years. Featuring majestic architecture, art, music and gastronomy, this historic city has a serene atmosphere that embodies the Central European spirit at every step. Click here for flights to Vienna, and for more information on this stately city, visit One city, three days: Vienna. Don’t forget to sample the apple strudel and schnitzel for us! ☺
Copenhagen
A Viking fishing town in the past, Copenhagen is today an important port city in northern Europe, Ranked second in the EIU Global Livability Index 2022, the city has made the list multiple times. Set on both sides of the scenic Nyhavn Canal, Copenhagen has a plethora picturesque neighborhood, including the Christianshavn district, with its galleries, cafes and bright houseboats. As well, Copenhagen is known for its dining scene, with 14 Michelin-starred restaurants in the city. You can visit the link for a Copenhagen flight ticket.
Zurich
Ranking third in the 2022 Global Livability Index, Zurich is the largest city in Switzerland and one of the calmest in Europe. In addition to the city’s historical and touristic sites, it draws attention with its surrounding scenery – stately mountains, clear lakes and forests – as well as its expansive botanical garden, which can be visited in all seasons. Zurich is home to the famous Bahnhofstrasse (Station Street), considered the third most expensive street in the world, and the emblematic Grossmünster (Great Minster Church). You can click here for tickets to Zurich.
Calgary
In Canada, Calgary is the largest city in the Alberta province, with a population of nearly 1.5 million. After Toronto, Calgary is home to the most company headquarters in the country. Just 80 kilometers from the Canadian Rocky Mountains, Calgary also offers beautiful views and proximity to nature. Much of the city’s wealth comes from its oil resources. You can check out tickets to Calgary to visit this tranquil city.
Vancouver
In the state of British Columbia near the Pacific Ocean, and the third largest city in the country, Vancouver is repeatedly ranked as one of the most livable cities in the world. Dynamic and multicultural, the city is known for its culinary scene as well as being a prominent center of the film industry. Vancouver definitely deserves exploration with its magnificent mountains, forests, colorful nightlife, and educational and cultural opportunities. For a closer look at Canada’s largest port city, you can visit the Vancouver flight ticket page.
Geneva
Ranked sixth in the Index, Geneva, the capital of Switzerland, is showcased by the Rhone and Arve rivers and gorgeous Lake Geneva. With a backdrop of the Alps and the Jura Mountains, Geneva is home to the European headquarters of the United Nations, numerous museums and a picturesque Old Town. The city also hosts more than 20 Michelin-starred restaurants. Here is a link to a Geneva flight ticket to visit this serene and gracious city.
Frankfurt
Frankfurt, offering a dynamic synthesis of the past and the future on the banks of the Main River, is one of the most important cities in Germany and even in Europe. Known as the continent’s most American-like city, Frankfurt’s legendary rail system, economic opportunities, and historical and cultural structures ensure the city’s consistent inclusion in the Global Livability Index, as does its quality of life. You can browse One city, three days: Frankfurt for a capsule Frankfurt travel guide, and visit the link for a Frankfurt flight ticket.
Toronto
With more than half its population coming from elsewhere, Toronto is a city where multiculturalism is felt in all its forms. This cosmopolitan city has a relatively mild climate and is home to numerous art galleries, the magnificent Royal Ontario Museum, splendid natural landscapes, and a rich culinary culture. You can visit the link to learn more about Toronto, one of the most livable cities in the world, and to buy a ticket to Toronto.
