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THE BEST CITIES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE Young professionals and millennials are on the go now more than ever. They don’t settle down in a single destination and keep travelling until they’ve found the city they call home. Check out the list of the most suitable cities according to the latest surveys. 

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This bustling city of New York, famous as “The City that Never Sleeps”, tops the list. There is no place like New York with its iconic skyline. From the Empire State Building to the Art Deco Chrysler Building, New York City is home to the world’s bestknown skyscrapers. It is a business centre in the United States and one of the world’s greatest financial hubs. Though rental prices are through the roof, sharing a place with roommates is always an option to afford life in the Big Apple. Except for the plenty of opportunities for youth employment, New York is in the centre of cultural events, festivals, museums, and crazy busy dynamics and is packed with tourists and immigrants.

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Cosmopolitan Berlin is the city with a 24/7 nightlife and a thriving start-up scene. It also scores highly on delicious food, reliable transport network, immigration tolerance, and well-known outdoor festivals. The capital of Germany is steeped in history and prides itself on the long list of composers, scientists, inventors, and philosophers it has produced. It is a youth hot spot due to its affordable real estate, low crime rate, high employment rate, welcoming people, and high standard of living with opportunities to be found in a wide range of sectors like music/film industry, advertising, engineering or business.

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Montreal is ranked the third best city in the world for young people! It combines multiple factors such as transportation, accessibility, affordability, the quality of education, Internet speed, and healthcare. Its bilingualism and overflowing culture definitely add to its title. Montreal stands out as a unique and historic metropolitan area and an important hub for commerce, arts, culture, and architecture in Canada. Montreal’s province, Quebec, is culturally distinct from the rest of Canada because its sole official language is French. Its French-Canadian charm combined with many immigrant cultures have made this city in Quebec a lively mix of people, food, and attractions. 

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The highest ranking UK city on the list is London, which is praised for its respect for personal freedom and choice. It is rich in history and a leading global metropolis. London is made up of two ancient cities, and has numerous public green spaces, museums, galleries, libraries, and sporting facilities. The City of London is its historical heart, and the City of Westminster locates most of the government offices. Each neighbourhood represents a life of its own, with diverse culture, outstanding food, and varied music scene. More than 300 languages are spoken within the city. In 2012 London hosted the Summer Olympics for the third time. 

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The Dutch nominal capital Amsterdam was merely a small fishing village founded in the 12th century, and now it is fifth in this list thanks to its laid back way of life. The city is renowned for inclusivity, accessibility, vibrant nightlife, and people with open-minded views. In Amsterdam locals ride their bikes instead of using cars or other means of transportation, and this makes the city easy to get around. Each of the thousands of buildings that line Amsterdam’s main canals can be classified as aesthetic monuments that make the city one of the most captivating in the world, an amazing place of bridges, picturesque cobbled streets, and strikingly elegant architecture.

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