US EditionCopenhagen Named World’s Most Liveable City of 2025, According to Global Survey
DENMARK, JUN 17 – Copenhagen scored 98.0 out of 100 with perfect marks in stability, education, and infrastructure to surpass Vienna, ending its three-year reign as the world’s most liveable city.
- The Economist Intelligence Unit released its 2025 Global Liveability Index on June 16, naming Copenhagen the most livable city worldwide.
- Copenhagen surpassed Vienna, which held the top spot for three years but saw a steep decline in its stability score due to recent unrest and terrorist incidents.
- The Index evaluated 173 cities using 30 indicators such as healthcare, education, infrastructure, and stability, highlighting Copenhagen's perfect scores in stability, education, and infrastructure.
- The average overall liveability score remained steady at 76.1, but global stability declined amid geopolitical conflicts and civil unrest including riots in UK cities and a cancelled Taylor Swift concert.
- The results suggest that while some Middle Eastern cities improved, Western European and Canadian cities dropped in rank, reflecting ongoing challenges in urban stability and healthcare.
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