These cities have the best public transportation in the world

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6. Singapore -

Singapore gets many things right, and public transport is one of them, according to 92% of locals.

 

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5. Stockholm, Sweden -

Stockholm's metro isn't called the "world's longest art gallery" for nothing. From mosaics to paintings covering all sorts of themes, the city's metro is full of creativity.

 

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5. Stockholm, Sweden -

But aesthetics isn't all of it; public transport in Stockholm (also including trams, buses, and ferries) is super efficient. And 93% of locals agree!

 

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4. Copenhagen, Denmark -

Public transport in the stylish Danish capital has a reliable system of trains, buses, and water buses taking people around all day long.

 

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4. Copenhagen, Denmark -

Plus, you can pay for everything with one ticket: the Copenhagen Card. No wonder 93% of locals said it was easy to get around.

 

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3. Tokyo, Japan -

New York has the most stations, Shanghai has the most tracks, but no public transport system services as many people as the one found in Tokyo.

 

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3. Tokyo, Japan -

Still, Tokyo's public transport is splendidly maintained, and easy to use for non-Japanese speakers as well. For these reasons, 94% of locals said the city was easy to navigate by public transport.

 

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2. Prague, Czech Republic -

Not only is Prague one of the most beautiful cities in Europe, a massive 96% of locals said their city was easy to get around in by public transport.

 

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2. Prague, Czech Republic -

Prague wouldn't be Prague without the sight of a tram dashing in front of a Gothic church or Renaissance building. Then there's the metro, with its practical three lines covering almost every part of the city.

 

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1. Berlin, Germany -

Comfortable, safe, and always on time, public transport in Berlin is a dream. So it's no shock it took the top spot.

 

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1. Berlin, Germany -

With that, an astonishing 97% of Berliners praised their city's transport network, which they've been using for decades.