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These Are The 50 Best Cities Around The World For Millennials, 2017

Amsterdam has been ranked number one – above London, Paris, and Helsinki – in a global league table of the best cities for millennials to live in, according to Nestpick, a website for finding furnished apartments.

Among the top 100 cities where millennials want to live, Amsterdam has been named the best city worldwide for millennials, followed by Berlin and Munich.

European cities dominated the new ranking of the Most Millennial-friendly destinations around the world.

Millennials (also known as (generation Y) are people who were born between the year 1980 and 2000.

The index looked at cities all around the globe and ranked them based on sixteen factors, such as employment, immigration tolerance, startup scene, tourism, housing, transportation, health ranking, access to contraception score, Apple stores, beer ranking, festival ranking, food ranking, internet speed, nightlife, as well as LGBTQ-friendliness and gender equality.

These are the world’s 50 best cities Millennials want to live, 2017

  1. Amsterdam, Netherlands
  2. Berlin, Germany
  3. Munich, Germany
  4. Lisbon, Portugal
  5. Antwerp, Belgium
  6. Barcelona, Spain
  7. Lyon, France
  8. Cologne, Germany
  9. Paris, France
  10. Vancouver, Canada
  11. Lille, France
  12. Zurich, Switzerland
  13. Valencia, Spain
  14. The Hague, Netherlands
  15. Montreal, Canada
  16. London, United Kingdom
  17. Rotterdam, Netherlands
  18. Nantes, France
  19. Prague, Czech Republic
  20. Helsinki, Finland
  21. Manchester, United Kingdom
  22. Bordeaux, France
  23. Auckland, New Zealand
  24. Toronto, Canada
  25. Bristol, United Kingdom
  26. Oslo, Norway
  27. Marseille, France
  28. Madrid, Spain
  29. Vienna, Austria
  30. Glasgow, United Kingdom
  31. Birmingham, United Kingdom
  32. Hamburg, Germany
  33. Dublin, Ireland
  34. Montpelier, France
  35. Utrecht, Netherlands
  36. Ottawa, Canada
  37. Frankfurt, Germany
  38. Graz, Austria
  39. Brussels, Belgium
  40. Porto, Portugal
  41. Austin, Texas, United States
  42. Groningen, Netherlands
  43. Geneva, Switzerland
  44. Edinburgh, United Kingdom
  45. San Francisco, California, United States
  46. Athens, Greece
  47. Bangkok, Thailand
  48. Seville, Spain
  49. Granada, Spain
  50. Denver, Colorado, United States

World’s 50 best cities millennials want to live, 2017


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