According to a list made by InterNations – the world’s biggest expatriate community – and reported by Forbes magazine, Valencia is the finest city in the world to live in. The cities on the list are where individuals who do not live or work in their birthplace are the happiest.

The list was prepared by InterNations, the world’s biggest ex-pat community, and was reiterated by Forbes magazine.

The capital of Turia leads the latest rating, with Dubai, Mexico, Lisbon, Madrid, Bangkok, Basel, Melbourne, Abu Dhabi, and Singapore rounding out the top 10.

According to InterNations, Valencia not only rates first overall but also first in terms of quality of life. Residents were “excited” about economical public transportation, recreational possibilities, and safety. València is also notable for the ease with which individuals may settle in and feel “at home,” as well as for its vibrant social life.

València’s other strong characteristics include personal finances (third rank) and cost of living (first place). However, it ranked worst in the part assessing professional growth expectations.

València not only leads the overall ranking, but it also tops the quality of life list. In addition, the community releases a list of the worst cities to live in. Johannesburg, Frankfurt, Paris, Istanbul, Hong Kong, Hamburg, Milan, Vancouver, Tokyo, and Rome are the first cities considered in this situation.

Top 10 ranking of the best cities to live in

València

Dubai

México DF

Lisboa

Madrid

Bangkok

Basilea

Melbourne

Abu Dhabi

Singapur

The mayor of Valencia, Joan Ribó, shared the article written by Laura Begley Bloom on social media and related the capital’s performance on the list to themes such as being the World Capital of Design, Sustainable Food, and Smart Tourism. “As a result, I’d want to congratulate all Valencians, since we are the finest city in the world,” the mayor remarked.

Sandra Gómez, the deputy mayor, was similarly thrilled, writing on Twitter: “The nicest thing about a city is that it is the finest place to live. Today it is València “. “This is what being on the map entails. We have reason to be pleased “He went on to say.