European Union

This is the country that most Europeans think has the best quality of life

A hot air balloon flies above the city of Geneva April 10, 2011. Thirty balloons took part in the 5th Montgolfiades balloon festival which takes place from April 8 to 10. The balloons took off in various parks in the city center and landed in the nearby countryside.

Citizens from nine European nations have rated living conditions in their home countries and those in neighboring countries on a scale of one to 10. Here are the results. Image: REUTERS/Denis Balibouse

Marta Cooper
Reporter, Quartz
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