Life quality: Sweden — Considered one of the happiest countries in the world due to the great life quality.
Geography: United States — The U.S. is a massive country with over 10 different types of climates, 9 time zones, all types of nature and parks: deserts, mountains, beaches, forests, plains, swamps, volcanoes, rocky mountains, etc. Easy the most complete and beautiful country I have visited.
Diversity: Canada — Canadians have adapted diversity really well in their country. It’s always good to have people from all types of backgrounds, ideas, cultures and religions. The U.S. and Australia could also apply to the list, but I think Canadians have adopted immigrants in a better way.
Discipline: Japan — This is to me, by far, the most impressive culture I’ve experienced from the over 26 countries I have visited. It’s so well organized, and the discipline they plant in their children is certainly admirable.
Economy/Entrepreneurship: United States — No need to say, the most powerful economy in the world, and the home of major companies like Google, Apple, Microsoft, Dell, HP, Tesla, Android, Amazon, Facebook, and other.
Food: Spain/Mexico — I couldn’t really decide between the two. I love both of them.
Language: I would choose to be a bilingual country: Italian and Spanish. Why? Well, they’re my favorite Romance languages. Both are historical, and similar.
Architecture: Scotland — specifically Edinburgh. It was the most beautiful city architecturally speaking I visited. The old Gothic buildings are breathtaking. Paris is totally overrated when it comes to architecture in comparison to Edinburgh. Seriously.
Infrastructure (roads): Germany — because of Autobahn. No speed limit. It says it all.
People friendliness: Colombia — This country was of the few where I felt like home. Colombians to me, are by far the most charming people in the world.
Government: Switzerland — It’s a direct democracy in which people get to decide their leaders. People really get to participate in the faith of their country.
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