
Adelaide, Australia: The southern Australian city is the world's 10th most livable city according to The Economist Intelligence Unit's 2019 Global Liveability Index. Click through the gallery to see the top 10

Copenhagen, Denmark: Loved for its open sandwiches and trendy districts like Vesterbro, the Danish capital was ranked the ninth most livable in the 2019 Global Liveability Index.

Tokyo, Japan: The futuristic city was named joint seventh (with Toronto) for livability.

Toronto, Canada: Canada's most populous city was ranked joint seventh for livability with Tokyo.

Vancouver, Canada: The sixth most livable city for 2019 is Western Canada's largest, the Pacific-bordering Vancouver.

Calgary, Canada: The gateway to the Rockies shot into the top 10 at number five, according to the Economist Intelligence Unit.

Osaka, Japan: Japan's second city (though it still has 19 million inhabitants) was ranked fourth for livability.

Sydney, Australia: It's the most popular city in Australia for visitors, and it's not bad for residents either, having been named the third most livable city for 2019.

Melbourne, Australia. It had a seven-year run as the world's most livable city, but last year Melbourne was knocked down to second place, where it remains this year

Vienna, Austria: For the second year running, the Austrian capital has been named the world's most livable city by The Economist Intelligence Unit. One resident said moving here taught her "how to live."


