Helsinki

From a global perspective, Helsinki is a desirable place for job seekers – most significant Finnish businesses have long adopted English as their primary working language, gender equality in the workplace is outstanding, and the market for qualified people, particularly in the sciences, has a lot of promise.  In Helsinki, the public sector provides excellent services, and the high-quality infrastructure and public transportation system make living easier where public libraries, sports facilities, and cultural events are always nearby.  Helsinki is one of the safest places in the world to live in. 

They have a functioning democracy, stable economy, and no natural disasters to worry about.  Throughout the city there is a strong presence of Scandinavian style and design with a cityscape that takes you on a voyage through Neoclassicism, Art Nouveau, and contemporary architecture.  You can enjoy culture in Helsinki even in the dead of winter and under the midnight sun.  Plus, the city is a must-visit for foodies, with the Taste of Helsinki festival, the Street Food Markets, and a plethora of other food-related events.