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Czech Republic.
Beautiful cities, countryside, Prague is among the most touristed places in all of Europe, and it’s comparably inexpensive to live well and make a livable wage. The koruna is slowly rising in value against the pound, euro and dollar – ten years ago it was half as strong as it is now, and the economy is strengthening. Plus it’s at the center of the continent, because it’s hard not to find something to love about the rest of Europe, so what better place to live than at the center of it all?
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moscow! because it is up to date, stylish, exciting, upbeat
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glasgow cos thats where i livee =)
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switzerland. every thing about it is p.e.r.f.e.c.t.
the climate was unbelievable, the food was so delicious, and the whole country is just gorgeous, peaceful, and put me right at ease.
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I would say one of the less touristy parts of Spain or France, lovely climate, and the french people are really really kind!
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In France
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I answer so because I’m French !!
Holland, or Denmark; they are the most liberated
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ireland, everyone knows that
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London! (uk)
Everyone loves London =)
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Czech Republic.
Beautiful cities, countryside, Prague is among the most touristed places in all of Europe, and it’s comparably inexpensive to live well and make a livable wage. The koruna is slowly rising in value against the pound, euro and dollar – ten years ago it was half as strong as it is now, and the economy is strengthening. Plus it’s at the center of the continent, because it’s hard not to find something to love about the rest of Europe, so what better place to live than at the center of it all?
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well, apart from the beautiful cities and the climate and all, you have to see about jobs and taxes. like according to me the best place to live in is slovenia as its beautfiul, but the taxes there are really high so i really wouldnt recommend anyone to live there
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