[custom_adv] The Australian city just made it into the top 10 of the Economist Intelligence Unit's most liveable cities list for 2018, achieving a score of 96.6%. 10. Adelaide, Australia [custom_adv] One of only two European cities to make it into the top 10, Denmark's capital scored 96.8%. 9. Copenhagen, Denmark [custom_adv] Home to the 553-meter-high CN Tower, the capital of the province of Ontario came in joint seventh place. 7. Toronto, Canada [custom_adv] Scoring its highest ranking ever, the rise of Japan's capital is attributed to a consistent decline in crime rates and improvements in public transportation. 7. Tokyo, Japan [custom_adv] With an overall rating of 97.3%, Vancouver was the second-highest ranking Canadian city on the list, which assesses stability, health care, culture and environment, education and infrastructure in 140 different cities. 6. Vancouver, Canada [custom_adv] Famous for landmarks such as the Sydney Opera House, Australia's most populous city just made it into the top five, with a score of 97.4%. 5. Sydney, Australia [custom_adv] This Alberta city, which has a thriving culinary and cultural scene, has moved up one place, from fifth to fourth position. 4. Calgary, Canada [custom_adv] Osaka has climbed six positions to third place due to improved scores for quality and public transportation as well as a consistent decline in crime rates. 3. Osaka, Japan [custom_adv] After seven years on top, Melbourne has dropped to second place, with the highest-performing city beating it out by just 0.7%. 2. Melbourne, Australia [custom_adv] The Austrian capital has finally beaten Melbourne to the top spot on the Economist Intelligence Unit's Global Livability ranking largely thanks to improved security scores. 1. Vienna, Austria