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There are many reasons why Copenhagen trumped the other cities in our quality of life survey. One of them is its undeniably seamless urban planning, paving the way for the mobility, and ultimately, the happiness of its residents. Without resorting to branding wars or architectural gimmicks, Denmark's capital is, put simply, designed for life.
Writer: Tyler Brûlé Photographer: Mattias Rudh
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