Radical Storage analysts evaluated more than 70 thousand reviews of tourists and compiled a rating of the cleanest and dirtiest cities on the planet.
Poland has been investing in recycling, improving, and maintaining public spaces for many years — and it is paying off. Warsaw, which took 4th place, also entered the top.
Top 10 cleanest cities in the world:
1️⃣ Krakow
2️⃣ Sharjah
3️⃣ Singapore
4️⃣ Warsaw
5️⃣ Doha
6️⃣ Riyadh
7️⃣ Prague
8️⃣ Muscat
9️⃣ Dubai
🔟 Fukuoka
The anti-leader of the rating is Budapest, where 37.9% of reviews mention dirt and poor street maintenance. The tourist influx is growing, and the waste management system is not keeping up. Italy – four of its cities were downgraded at once due to garbage and graffiti.
Top 10 dirtiest cities in the world:
1️⃣ Budapest
2️⃣ Rome
3️⃣ Las Vegas
4️⃣ Florence
5️⃣ Paris
6️⃣ Milan
7️⃣ Verona
8️⃣ Frankfurt
9️⃣ Brussels
🔟 Cairo