The national ranking & comparison of Spain's 8,131 municipalities: housing prices & rent, safety, healthcare, jobs and living quality analysed with official data and AI.
Town rankings updated with real data and AI analysis
| # | City | Region | Population | Rent(~75sqm) | Purchase(€/m²) | Score | |
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Discover the quality of life of every municipality at a glance
20 objective indicators across 5 strategic dimensions to assess quality of life, evaluated from official administrative data and audited algorithmic models without bias.
Objective monitoring of atmospheric pollutants (PM2.5, NO₂, O₃) from the National Air Quality Network (MITECO) and the European Environment Agency.
Annual thermal comfort index: effective sunshine hours, balanced rainfall and temperature stability (AEMET OpenData).
Healthcare network accessibility: primary care centres, regional hospitals and emergency pharmacies (RECS Registry & Cadastre).
Comprehensive educational facilities: public and state-subsidized schools, secondary schools, kindergartens and public libraries.
Hospitality and cultural vitality: variety of restaurants, cafes, theaters, cinemas and cultural centres (OpenStreetMap).
Green area per resident: well-kept urban parks, public gardens and natural walking trails accessible on foot.
Territorial connectivity: bus frequency and stops, train stations, commuter rail and direct access to major highway networks.
Proximity retail and daily essentials: supermarkets, food markets, bank branches and neighborhood shops within walking distance.
Continuous informative monitoring of municipal activity, community events and media impact from verified public sources.
Digital maturity and transparency: online municipal services, electronic headquarters, open portals and official data.
Household economic capacity: average net annual income per inhabitant according to the INE Household Income Distribution Atlas.
Public safety and community harmony: Ministry of the Interior crime statistics, penal infractions rate and population-weighted incidents.
Historical and cultural wealth: listed monuments, cultural heritage sites (BIC), museums and lodging offerings.
Residential affordability: average notary sales price per m² and official reference rental prices relative to family income.
Labor market dynamics: registered unemployment rate, active Social Security affiliations and official SEPE hiring figures.
Municipal sports infrastructure: sports centers, public swimming pools, padel/tennis courts, football pitches and outdoor circuits.
Pet-friendly amenities: dedicated dog parks, veterinary clinics, pet specialty stores and accommodating local policies.
15-minute city access: real walking times from residential areas to essential amenities like pharmacies, schools and groceries.
Clean energy transition and environmental quality: rooftop photovoltaic solar potential (European Commission PVGIS) and efficiency.
Cycling infrastructure: dedicated bike lane networks, connectivity to key transit hubs and bike repair/sharing stations.