Which European city fits you?

Creative, international, affordable-ish capital.

Wealthy tech hub, expensive, safe, Alpine.

Waterfront, media, trade, laid-back north.

Finance capital, skyline, huge airport.

Trendy, affordable, arts-heavy east.

Compact engineering town near NL/BE border.

Baroque, quiet, affordable eastern gem.

Tech/AI research, sunny, palm-lined streets.

Automotive powerhouse (Porsche, Mercedes).

Former capital, UN hub, riverside calm.

Imperial capital, endless history, warm year-round.

Fashion, finance, design — Italy's economic engine.

Europe's oldest university city, foodie capital, young.

Baroque elegance, Alps at the doorstep, auto-tech hub.

Renaissance jewel, art everywhere, Tuscan sun.

Old college town near Venice, calm and affordable.

Chaotic, warm, best pizza on earth, Vesuvius on the bay.

Small student city, world-famous tower, quick to Florence.

Global capital — expensive, endless, unrivalled career pipeline.

Northern powerhouse — music, sport, thriving graduate market.

Historic capital of Scotland — festivals, castles, walkable.

UK's second city — diverse, affordable, big student scene.

Warm, gritty, arts-heavy — Scotland's biggest city.

Finance + tech in Yorkshire — buzzing nightlife, cheap rent.

Creative, green, Banksy-country — startup and aerospace hub.

Two big unis, compact centre, low costs — proper student town.

Very international, low rent, near Birmingham & London Midlands.

Peak-District doorstep, friendly, cheapest of the Russell cities.

Financial capital, extremely diverse, expensive but hires fast.

Mountains and ocean, mild climate, priciest rents in Canada.

Bilingual, cultural, best value big Canadian city.

Tech capital of Canada, small college town, co-op culture.

Energy sector jobs, mountains close by, sunniest city in Canada.

Federal capital, bilingual, stable government-sector jobs.

Harbour city, highest wages, priciest rent in the country.

Cultural capital, laneways, best coffee, top student destination.

Sunny sub-tropical, cheaper than Sydney/Melbourne, growing job market.

Isolated but beautiful beaches, mining jobs, migration-friendly.

Wine country, more affordable, regional migration points.

Planned capital, quiet, government + ANU pipeline.

The city that never sleeps — media, finance, arts capital.

Academic capital — Harvard, MIT, biotech, historic.

Silicon Valley — Stanford, Berkeley, highest tech salaries on earth.

Midwest hub — architecture, finance, deep dish, less pricey than NYC.

Entertainment industry, sprawl, weather perfect year-round.

Rainy tech hub — Amazon, Microsoft HQs, mountains and coffee.

Silicon Docks — Google, Meta, Amazon EU HQs, expensive housing.

Rebel city — Apple's EU headquarters, coastal, foodie.

Bohemian arts town on the Atlantic — cheaper, cosy student vibe.

River city, low costs, engineering/pharma cluster.

Small university town near Dublin — quiet, safe, campus-focused.

Canals, bikes, international everything — priciest but the most jobs.

Modern skyline, biggest EU port, cheaper than Amsterdam.

Central location, medieval canals, student-friendly compact city.

Engineering hub, canals, cheaper than the Randstad big cities.

Brainport region — ASML, Philips, huge tech talent pipeline.

Youngest city in NL — 25% students, most affordable Randstad-tier city.

The classic — arts, business, food, every big school within Métro reach.

Gastronomic capital, cheaper than Paris, huge student population.

Pink city, Airbus HQ, aerospace/engineering pipeline.

Mediterranean port, gritty, cheapest big French city.

Wine capital, elegant, well-connected, growing tech scene.

Alps at the doorstep — engineering, physics, ski weekends.

Nordic capital, tech unicorns, gorgeous archipelago, expensive.

West-coast port, Volvo/Chalmers, friendlier prices than Stockholm.

1,000-year-old university town — cheap by Swedish standards.

Historic university city 45 min from Stockholm, huge nation life.

Southern hub, Öresund bridge to Copenhagen, most diverse Swedish city.

Baltic capital, design, Nokia legacy + start-ups, extremely safe.

Home of Aalto & Nokia — tech/startup suburb of Helsinki.

Third-largest city, industrial past, sauna capital of the world.

Oldest Finnish city, archipelago, cheaper than Helsinki.

Northern tech hub, wireless research, aurora borealis winter.

Imperial architecture, world-class classical music, cheap €1.09/day metro.

UNESCO old-town + tech, second-largest city, huge student share.

Mozart's birthplace, Alps setting, tourism + music scenes.

Alpine student city, twice-Olympic host, ski gondola from campus.

Danube city, industrial + Ars Electronica media arts.

Neon-lit megacity — density, safety, and job market unlike anywhere.

Foodie capital, warmer people than Tokyo, cheaper too.

1,000 temples, geisha districts, traditional Japan at its finest.

Port city 30 min from Tokyo, waterfront, quieter but connected.

Snow-country capital, beer + ramen + ski, cheapest big Japanese city.

Warmest big Japanese city, start-up-friendly, gateway to Asia.