While Europe's best cities are often judged on their history, intricate architecture or amazing restaurants, sometimes what makes a place so great is its people. Counting down, these are the continent’s 10 friendliest cities, according to our readers… cntraveller.com/gallery/friend…
10. Helsinki: Finland’s capital city is the new Scandi star and a harbourside hub that’s come in from the cold. trib.al/fQH3Fvq@VisitHelsinki
8. Design-mad Reykjavik is the most northerly capital in the world, where modern-minded artisans are at the cutting edge of heritage crafts and self-taught skills. @IheartReykjavik. trib.al/JcjaKsV
6. Bologna is the vibrant capital of Italy’s Emilia-Romagna region, with a big student population that keep things low-key and down-to-earth. @BolognaWelcometrib.al/2VcKOqf
5. Lisbon has undergone a makeover in recent years to become a European city break pin-up. But thankfully the people here still rank among the friendliest in Europe. @TurismodeLisboacntraveller.com/gallery/things…
3. Malta has been shaped by the ebb and flow of its neighbours’ intrusions – and its never more obvious than in the capital, Valletta, where a band of forward-thinking locals are carving out a fresh identity. @VisitMaltatrib.al/IgqvoWT
1. But it's Galway that takes the crown of friendliest city in all of Europe – Ireland’s alternative hub welcomes buskers and artists, dreamers and schemers. @visit_galwaycntraveller.com/gallery/galway…
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