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Where to live happily in Europe

Happy residents of Aalborg during the annual carnival

In the survey, respondents were asked to rate how much they like living in the city, whether they are satisfied with the number and accessibility of gyms or the urban transport system.

It turned out that in Aalborg, 72 percent of respondents are very satisfied with life in the city, and 24 percent are simply satisfied. Locals are particularly proud of the presence of Aalborg University, its own symphony orchestra, and the beautiful waterfront area.

In second place in the ranking was Copenhagen. Here, 67 percent of respondents are "very satisfied" with life, and 28 percent are simply satisfied. Only five percent admitted that they do not like living in the Danish capital.

The top three is rounded out by Reykjavik. It turned out that 66 percent are "very satisfied", and 31 percent are satisfied with everything in Iceland's largest city. Respondents noted the picturesque landscapes and a very calm, quiet life.

As reported by Lenta.ru, the list of "happy cities" also includes Zurich, Graz, Oslo, Vienna, Belfast, Antwerp, Manchester, and other cities.