The friendliest cities in the world: Sydney, Australia

There are thousands of cities worldwide, yet no two are the same. Each urban area is packed with its own unique mix of restaurants, shops, architecture and nature—all of which are brought to life by the charm of its people. 

To find these affable pockets, we called on you to search all four corners of the globe and rank your favourite cities for a friendly stay. 

1. Singapore. Score 94.84

Crowned the world’s friendliest city by our readers, Singapore has always had a reputation for being exceptional.

2. Sydney, Australia. Score 93.85

In Sydney, outgoing personalities meet laid-back lifestyles to form one of the friendliest communities on the planet.

3. Las Vegas, Nevada. Score 93.33

The irony of good-natured people in a place called “Sin City” is not lost on us, as Las Vegas is notorious for hedonism and vice

4. Bangkok, Thailand. Score 92.00

Thailand was voted the world’s third friendliest country, so it’s no surprise that the nation’s capital impressed our readers too.

5. Cape Town, South Africa. Score 91.30

Slotted in the gap between mountains and ocean, Cape Town is a port city rich with remarkable scenery

6. Tokyo, Japan. Score 90.87

As the world’s most-populated city, Tokyo knows a thing or two about people. Its community is hefty yet harmonious, bound by the acts of respect and flawless manners which underpin Japanese culture. 

7. Marrakech, Morocco. Score 90.59

If you’re looking to spice up your city breaks, Marrakech offers all the allure of a different continent without having to venture across the globe.

8. Hong Kong. Score 89.70

The community here deserves a noteworthy mention for its warm hospitality.

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