What is the best country to live?

[El_Abominacion]

As a serious answer personally either Spain or the US

I've lived in Northern Spain (Santander + Galicia) for 2 years in total, a year straight on a farm in Santander and then for a month every year in Galicia where my family owned property. There is very little crime apart from that done by Gypsies in either region and people are very warm generally. The food is bomb and they give big portions + tapas at every cafe/bar. From what I hear about some cities further down South and East they are super left wing and full of Moroccan criminals so I would not want to live there. Same goes for the tourist spots with drunk British hooligans, no ty

As for the US i'm becoming a citizen next year. I've been twice but i'm not qualified to talk about what it's like to properly live there yet. I will say though that it's got the whole package from what i've seen, ton of opportunity, friendly people, good food etc

[Zeno]

Zimbabwe.

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Ok, in a serious note, I think it's my country. Beautiful landscape everywhere, diverse as well, from snowy mountain peaks of 3,000m in altitude to paradisaical beaches and islands with crystal clear waters.

Ideal climate, even though it can get a bit extreme at times.

Amazing cuisine. I mean, everyone can concur to that.

Great standard of living. Almost everything is in good prices and most foods are fresh. Especially the groceries are fantastic.

Crime is minimal. The only areas in which crime is considerable is the western part of Athens'downtown and one particular northwestern suburb of Athens. The rest of the country is pretty safe. For example, in my neighbourhood, there have been a total of both burglaries and burglary attempts that are counted for four. In a total of 11 years. In the entire neighbourhood. In the suburbs of Athens as a whole, it's like this.

Excellent infrastructure. Especially with motorways, and inside of Athens, the Metro is excellent.

On top of that, when you find a job, you'll live a decent and dare I say, comfortable life.

[gixajo]

As a serious answer personally either Spain or the US

I've lived in Northern Spain (Santander + Galicia) for 2 years in total, a year straight on a farm in Santander and then for a month every year in Galicia where my family owned property. There is very little crime apart from that done by Gypsies in either region and people are very warm generally. The food is bomb and they give big portions + tapas at every cafe/bar. From what I hear about some cities further down South and East they are super left wing and full of Moroccan criminals so I would not want to live there. Same goes for the tourist spots with drunk British hooligans, no ty

As for the US i'm becoming a citizen next year. I've been twice but i'm not qualified to talk about what it's like to properly live there yet. I will say though that it's got the whole package from what i've seen, ton of opportunity, friendly people, good food etc

US is an enormous country with many simultaneous realities,sure there are many perfect places to put down roots and usually, the treatment of North Americans is usually quite close, with exceptions, of course.

Where are you exactly in US?

[El_Abominacion]

US is an enormous country with many simultaneous realities,sure there are many perfect places to put down roots and usually, the treatment of North Americans is usually quite close, with exceptions, of course.

Where are you exactly in US?

Moving to the Las Vegas suburbs. They are actually quite cheap despite what a lot of people think, also many times cheaper than London properties. And yes the country is massive with many different types of people so I would like to explore the rest of it at some point

[Cristiano viejo]

As a serious answer personally either Spain or the US

I've lived in Northern Spain (Santander + Galicia) for 2 years in total, a year straight on a farm in Santander and then for a month every year in Galicia where my family owned property. There is very little crime apart from that done by Gypsies in either region and people are very warm generally. The food is bomb and they give big portions + tapas at every cafe/bar. From what I hear about some cities further down South and East they are super left wing and full of Moroccan criminals so I would not want to live there. Same goes for the tourist spots with drunk British hooligans, no ty

Hey boy, I did not know you lived here in past, I see you enjoyed our beautiful country!

Central and Southern Spain is exactly the same than the north, only the weather is different. Gastronomy is equally fantastic and so is the people. Of course every region has its micro-culture.

Not true that in these other parts of Spain there are tons of lefties in opposition to the northern parts, in fact Catalonia, Aragón and Asturias are ruled by lefties (in the case of Catalonia by ultra-lefties). Deserved mention to Vascongadas which is ruled by a plot of liberals, lefties and terrorists.

Moroccan immigrants live mostly in Andalusia... and in Catalonia.
Agreed that there are more immigrants in South Spain than in the north, with Catalonia and Vascongadas being the exception.

[Jana]

Spain probably is best place in Europe to live (not for me but objectively) overall. I asked some other people too where they think is best for living in Europe considering everything and they said Spain.

[El_Abominacion]

Hey boy, I did not know you lived here in past, I see you enjoyed our beautiful country!

Central and Southern Spain is exactly the same than the north, only the weather is different. Gastronomy is equally fantastic and so is the people. Of course every region has its micro-culture.

Not true that in these other parts of Spain there are tons of lefties in opposition to the northern parts, in fact Catalonia, Aragón and Asturias are ruled by lefties (in the case of Catalonia by ultra-lefties). Deserved mention to Vascongadas which is ruled by a plot of liberals, lefties and terrorists.

Moroccan immigrants live mostly in Andalusia... and in Catalonia.
Agreed that there are more immigrants in South Spain than in the north, with Catalonia and Vascongadas being the exception.

Thank you mate, I would love to visit more parts of Spain some day especially more rural areas

As well as living in Santander and Santiago De Compostela I went to Vilagarcía de Arousa from time to time which has amazing beaches and scenery also. Very beautiful places. Food was always amazing everywhere

[Cristiano viejo]

Spain probably is best place in Europe to live (not for me but objectively) overall. I asked some other people too where they think is best for living in Europe considering everything and they said Spain.

Quality of life here is really good.
Pity that they filled Spain with foreigners...

[Bender1999]

I love Southern Europe, but i never could live there. Just because of the climate, i don’t understand why people like warm climate. But maybe that is the reason for many cultural features like cuisine.

[Cristiano viejo]

I love Southern Europe, but i never could live there. Just because of the climate, i don’t understand why people like warm climate. But maybe that is the reason for many cultural features like cuisine.

We could say the same about Northern Europe and its cold climate

Warm climate is an exaggeration of you. Hot weather lasts only 2-3 months per year, the others 9-10 months the weather is from nice to very nice.
Not sure if you know but we have winters here!