Safest cities to live in Europe

The safest relocation cities in Europe by catalog safety score, with healthcare quality as the tie-breaker — plus what each one costs so safety doesn't stay abstract.

Methodology: Ranked by Jonzy safety score (0–100); healthcare quality breaks ties.

  1. 1. Stavanger, Norway

    Safety 96/100 · Healthcare 94/100 · $3,000/mo

    Safety 96/100 with 94/100 healthcare — about $3,000/mo all-in.

  2. 2. Akureyri, Iceland

    Safety 96/100 · Healthcare 92/100 · $2,520/mo

    Safety 96/100 with 92/100 healthcare — about $2,520/mo all-in.

  3. 3. Tampere, Finland

    Safety 96/100 · Healthcare 92/100 · $2,050/mo

    Safety 96/100 with 92/100 healthcare — about $2,050/mo all-in.

  4. 4. Tromsø, Norway

    Safety 96/100 · Healthcare 92/100 · $2,850/mo

    Safety 96/100 with 92/100 healthcare — about $2,850/mo all-in.

  5. 5. Monaco, Monaco

    Safety 96/100 · Healthcare 90/100 · $6,230/mo

    Safety 96/100 with 90/100 healthcare — about $6,230/mo all-in.

  6. 6. Vaduz, Liechtenstein

    Safety 96/100 · Healthcare 90/100 · $3,090/mo

    Safety 96/100 with 90/100 healthcare — about $3,090/mo all-in.

  7. 7. Reykjavik, Iceland

    Safety 96/100 · Healthcare 88/100 · $2,740/mo

    Safety 96/100 with 88/100 healthcare — about $2,740/mo all-in.

  8. 8. Zurich, Switzerland

    Safety 95/100 · Healthcare 96/100 · $3,660/mo

    Safety 95/100 with 96/100 healthcare — about $3,660/mo all-in.

  9. 9. Bergen, Norway

    Safety 95/100 · Healthcare 92/100 · $2,780/mo

    Safety 95/100 with 92/100 healthcare — about $2,780/mo all-in.

  10. 10. Vienna, Austria

    Safety 94/100 · Healthcare 92/100 · $1,990/mo

    Safety 94/100 with 92/100 healthcare — about $1,990/mo all-in.

  11. 11. City of San Marino, San Marino

    Safety 94/100 · Healthcare 84/100 · $1,800/mo

    Safety 94/100 with 84/100 healthcare — about $1,800/mo all-in.

  12. 12. Helsinki, Finland

    Safety 93/100 · Healthcare 90/100 · $1,960/mo

    Safety 93/100 with 90/100 healthcare — about $1,960/mo all-in.

Frequently asked questions

Safest cities to live in Europe — which city is #1?

Stavanger, Norway tops this list. Safety 96/100 with 94/100 healthcare — about $3,000/mo all-in. Akureyri and Tampere round out the top three.

How is this ranking calculated?

Ranked by Jonzy safety score (0–100); healthcare quality breaks ties. 126 catalog cities in Europe qualified for this list; the top 12 are shown. Scores are catalog averages, not personalised — Jonzy re-ranks every city for your own income, passport and lifestyle when you sign in.

How much does it cost to live in the top city in Europe?

Stavanger runs about $3,000/month all-in for one person — rent, food, transport, healthcare, utilities and everyday extras. See the Stavanger city guide for the full cost breakdown, visa options and FAQ.