Do you dream about working abroad but are unsure about where to go?

Look no further. A new study has revealed the best and worst cities in Europe to take advantage of a 'work from anywhere policy' in 2024.

One of Europe's smallest capitals, Luxembourg City, has been crowned the best on the top 10 list - with not a single city in the UK, France, Spain or Germany making the cut.

The worst city for remote working on the list is the Greek capital, Athens - although popular among tourists.  Other 'undesirable' cities include Paris and Limassol, where a one-bedroom apartment will set you back £1,336.02 ($1,685.24) a month.       

The ranking, compiled by Brother UK, analysed a range of factors such as Wi-Fi  speed; the cost of an apartment including electricity; safety within the country, and the general cost of living. It then used a weighted ranking to determine an overall remote worker score out of 100 for each location.

Crowned champion Luxembourg City garnered a score of 68.04. It's followed by runner-up Olomouc in the Czech Republic (64.27) and Rotterdam, Netherlands, which takes bronze with a total of 63.88.

Rounding off the top five is Aalborg in Denmark (fourth, 63.84) and Reykjavik in Iceland (fifth, 63.72).

The Dutch city of Utrecht sits in sixth position, scoring 63.61, followed by Arhus, Denmark (seventh, 63.56); Eindhoven, Netherlands, and Plzen, Czech Republic (joint eighth, 63.53); and Oradea, Romania (ninth, 63.44).

'Luxembourg City has a six per cent higher remote working suitability score than the second-best city, Olomouc,' said Brother UK.

'It also ranked highly in other metrics, with an impressive quality of life score of 192.9, a healthcare index score of 75, and a happiness index score of 7.23.'

It noted that Olomouc is 'a close second', highlighting that renting a one-bedroom apartment outside the centre 'would only set you back £350.25 ($441.80)' per month with Wi-Fi costs at just £15.56 ($19.62).

Topping the less-desirable list of worst 10 cities, Athens scored a lowly 50.34. It's closely followed by the country's seaside city Thessaloniki (second, 50.87) and Belgrade in Serbia (third, 51.94).

Completing the ranking is Patras, Greece (fourth, 52.33); Limassol, Cyprus (fifth, 53.29); Novi Sad, Serbia (sixth, 53.39); Larnaca, Cyprus (seventh, 53.78); Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina (eight, 53.9); Paris, France (ninth, 54.21) and Lyon, France (tenth, 54.58).

'Despite being known for its rich history and cultural significance, Athens is the worst European city for remote workers,' said Brother UK.