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I also live in Vienna. Of course, it doesn't make sense to declare a city as "the most livable" as people value different things. Personally, I find the quality
by spacechild1 2y ago
I also live in Vienna. Of course, it doesn't make sense to declare a city as "the most livable" as people value different things. Personally, I find the quality of living to be very high. The things I value most: great public transport, lots of parks, pools and playgrounds, very cheap child care, lots of music/theatres/museums, low crime, large (affordable) appartements. The big bonus: swimming in the Danube in the summer :)
That being said, you are certainly right that Vienna (and Austria in general) is not very attractive for entrepreneurs.
- malermeister 2y agoBeing attractive to entrepreneurs has little to nothing to do with quality of living though. It's about stuff like public transport, cleanliness, access to art and culture, safety, housing etc etc.
- spacechild1 2y agoThat's what I was trying to point out :)
- ywvcbk 2y ago> nothing to do Income certainly has, though. And it of course depends on the sector etc. but salaries are generally comparatively low and stagnant in much of Europe.
- leobg 2y agoEinspänner mit Schlag. That still a thing? :)
- spacechild1 2y agoEinspänner is always with Schlag :) And yes, it still exists in traditional cafés.