Where would YOU consider the nicest place in the world to live?

[Fungus]

Melbourne is more livable than the rest of Australia in my opinion. There is culture, sport and a fantastic music and arts scene. I live just outside Melbourne and love it.

It also has an amazing water feature - BBC News - Fountain of water after burst main in Melbourne

 

[fataddick]

I generally keep a mental Top Ten of places I've been to in terms of which I'd most like to live in, nerd that I am. Currently this runs: 1st Munich, 2nd West Cornwall (Penzance/StIves), 3rd Stockholm, 4th Brighton, 5th Boston (USA not Lincs), 6th Dublin, 7th Norwich, 8th Reykjavik, 9th Sheffield, 10th NYC (although maybe not right now). Bubbling under: Copenhagen, Cologne and Cambridge.

 

[Norman Potting]

I generally keep a mental Top Ten of places I've been to in terms of which I'd most like to live in, nerd that I am. Currently this runs: 1st Munich, 2nd West Cornwall (Penzance/StIves), 3rd Stockholm, 4th Brighton, 5th Boston (USA not Lincs), 6th Dublin, 7th Norwich, 8th Reykjavik, 9th Sheffield, 10th NYC (although maybe not right now). Bubbling under: Copenhagen, Cologne and Cambridge.

"Norwich, it's better than Reykjavik!" you could sell that idea to their tourism department!

 

[brightn'ove]

Of the places I've been, Amsterdam. Beautiful city, the western part of the city is unbelievably nice and I imagine living there being incredibly pleasant.