17 Cities Every Thirtysomething Should Pick Up And Move To

Let's be real: London is basically a posh version New York, only the people have accents and the museums are free. It's also tradition to leave work and grab a pint with some coworkers (like, every single day). What better way to meet new people?

–andreac4

Not only does it have great party neighborhoods for you to act like you're in your twenties, but it also has a mix of family-friendly festivals and flea markets to make going into your forties seem even more fun.

–mollyw43

Sand, sea, snow, and mountains. Only in Vancouver.

–ciaran

Sure the rent is high, but that's the cost of never having to run into the same person (you know who I'm talking about) again if you don't want to. Also, the city leaves so much room for personal and professional growth, no matter what stage you're at in lfe.

–katej17

Why not start a family in one of the most beautiful and economically-sound cities in Africa?

–lilith222

It's mega-affordable, with great food, arts, and music scenes, but you can also enjoy peaceful neighborhoods and beautiful country scenery within minutes of the cities.

–susangarciah

1) There's brunch spots galore.

2) This city is a rising economy, which is great for people looking for upcoming jobs.

–keren13w

No need to buy a car, 'cause Melbourne has one of the best transportation systems in all of Australia. That, and the coffee is amazing... EVERYWHERE.

–maddiesophie

There's adventure in every corner, jobs are plentiful, and a growing number of people moving here are adding to the cultural mix every day. Houston is a world-class city and getting better by the minute.

–reneemcgruder