Where is the happiest place in the world for young people? It’s considered Europe’s greatest hidden gem
A country in Europe has been named the happiest place in the world for children and people under 30.
Considered a true hidden gem, this country is known for its picturesque landscapes, vibrant culture and high standard of living.
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Lithuania has managed to create a friendly and supportive environment for young people through a combination of factors. High-quality education, easy access to recreational and sports activities and a solid network of social and health services are just a few reasons why young people feel happy here.
Although often overlooked in favor of its larger European neighbors, Lithuania has become a top destination for young people seeking a superior quality of life.
This Baltic gem is truly Europe’s greatest hidden treasure, writes Insider. The World Happiness Report 2024 has just ranked this country as the happiest place in the world for children and people under 30.
A person born and raised in the capital of Lithuania, Vilnius, attests that it is an ideal place for the younger generation.
To begin with, Lithuania offers free university education to a large portion of its population. In comparison, in places like the USA, university education is extremely expensive.
Additionally, Lithuania has some of the cheapest rent prices in Europe.
The capital, Vilnius, is a vibrant city where modernity harmoniously blends with history. Young people in Vilnius enjoy an active cultural life with numerous music, art and film festivals. The city is also an excellent example of sustainable mobility, known for its excellent bicycle infrastructure and numerous green spaces.
