The Resonance Consultancy report has scored 100 cities around the world with populations over one million residents. The 25 groups of ranking factors studied include weather, safety, number of parks, museums, attractions and culinary experiences, diversity, headquarters of major global companies, Instagram hashtags and Facebook followers… Photo: Shutterstock. As a result of the report, London (UK) took the top spot as the best city in the world thanks to its culture, vibrant nightlife, innovative restaurant industry in 2020, and cool, breathable air, created by a city of trees and a green, open landscape”. Photo: Flickr. London is a global city and has the largest city GDP in Europe. Image: Wikipedia. London’s influence on politics, finance, education, entertainment, media, fashion, art and culture has given London its global city status. It is a major tourist destination for domestic and international tourists. Image: Wikipedia. According to Business Insider, more than 300 languages ​​are spoken in London. Photo: Reuters. The London Underground, opened in 1863, is the oldest underground network in the world. Image: Wikipedia. “> Waterloo Underground Station is the busiest public transit station, handling more than 100 million passengers a year. Image: Wikipedia. The population of London is more than that of the country of Israel, and is predicted to increase to 10 million people by 2031. Photo: BI. Queen Elizabeth II lives in Buckingham Palace. According to Urbanest, when she was at this palace, you could see the royal flag fluttering on the flagpole. Photo: OT. “> London has more than 170 museums, including the British Museum – a large-scale work that attracts London’s most famous tourists. Image: Wikipedia. London was the first school in England to allow girls to study. In 1878, the University of London became the first university in England to allow women to study and grant them degrees.”> The University of London was the first university in the UK to allow women to study. In 1878, the University of London became the first university in England to allow women to study and award degrees.