What is the best climate Europe has to offer? Well, there is a huge variety of climate types throughout the Europe, and everyone will find something that suits them the most there. Concerning European cities, probably there are pros and cons you can find in each and every one. Also, different climate types suit different health conditions as well, so that’s one more thing you should consider first before thinking of moving to some of the European cities for it’s climate.

But, surely, there is some unwritten rule of which climate is more suitable to majority:

Well, on this matter we must get a bit more subjective. Of course, year-round sunny beaches are a stereotype of best weather and climate locations. But, it doesn’t necessarily have to be the case. Some people like snow, some people like heat, so the warm beaches are not the only criteria in the game. There is also one other rating of the climate – the Köppen–Geiger climate classification. In short, this classification represents several main climate types throughout the world based on temperature and humidity. It is a division of climate we are all familiar with, having five main groups: tropical, arid, temperate, continental and polar. There was also interesting research done on climate score using this classification which puts up hot Mediterranean climate (that belongs to the temperate climate group with the symbol  Csa – C meaning temperate, s meaning hot summer, a meaning dry summer) as the best climate.

Now, from this point of view, having Mediterranean climate in mind, there is a lot that Europe can offer on that matter. But nevertheless, having in mind other climate preferences as well (which means all four seasons, sun, snow, rain and all that goes with them) there are many nice places to live in Europe. So, having in mind this, you can check out some of the 15 Cities With Best Climate in Europe to Live.