8. Luxembourg
A small, super-fancy French-styled apartment (a part of which is absolutely medieval and in great conditions), perfectly located between Germany, Belgium, and France is where this dull party takes place. The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, next on our list of most boring countries to live in is only 2,586 square kilometers, so you can go around it in a jiffy, and even though it is true that there’s a lot of beauty to be appreciated, but that runs out fairly fast. The people invited are hyper-posh and extremely well-off, but oh-so-boring. It has all the commodities of a modern city (because let’s not kid ourselves, that’s what it is), but that won’t keep you entertained if you live there. Fortunately, thanks to its size and location you can be in other –much more fun- parties in no time.
Size of the country: 2.586 km2 (SO SMALL)
Population: 537,039 (55.5% Luxembourgers and 44.5% of foreign nationality)
Density: 207,7 people/km2
Male-female ratio: 0.97 male(s)/female
Social gender equality: Too small and Western-European to care. It’s not the same for Vatican City, though.
Alcohol and drugs: Just stick to booze and smokes.
Activities and entertainment: Day one: do this. Day two: kill yourself.
Tolerance for other cultures and religions: 72.4% practice forms of Christianity, 2.6% adhere to non-Christian religions, and 25% are either agnostic or atheist.
Cultural behavioral factors: Reserved and private.
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