London: A study has revealed that scientifically the world’s most beautiful city is Chester in the northwest of England, reported Daily Mail.
Researchers used the “golden ratio” to decide how beautiful a city would be. Chester, a walled cathedral city having 83.7 percent buildings, was ranked number 1.
Among the most eye-catching cities in the world, Venice followed Chester, ranking the second-most beautiful. London stood third, followed by Belfast and Rome.
What is the golden ratio?
The golden ratio is a measure to evaluate the beauty of cities. It takes into account the number, shape, and structure of buildings.
Following are the top 10 most beautiful cities in the world with their percentage of alignment to the golden ratio as reported by Online Mortgage Advisor.
- Chester, UK — 83.7%
- Venice, Italy — 83.3%
- London, UK — 83%
- Belfast, UK — 82.9%
- Rome, Italy — 82%
- Barcelona, Spain — 81.9%
- Liverpool, UK — 81%
- Durham, UK — 80.5%
- Bristol, UK — 80%
- Oxford, UK — 79.7%
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