The Economist Liveability Ranking: Warsaw ranked 65th

According to the latest findings of The Economist Intelligence Unit's Global Liveability Ranking which provides scores for lifestyle challenges in 140 cities worldwide, Warsaw is the 65th city in terms of livability. The top-scoring cities ranked highly across five broad categories – stability, healthcare, culture and environment, and education and infrastructure. Melbourne came first, Vienna was second, followed by Vancouver, Toronto, Calgary, Adelaide and Perth rounding up the top seven. The lowest-scoring cities mostly belonged to countries rife with civil unrest, war and continued threats from major terrorist groups. The 10 least livable cities include Kiev in Ukraine, Tripoli in Libya and Damascus in Syria, which ranked 140th.