We all know how great our Dear Green Place is, but it turns out we're not the only ones.

In a survey released by global travel site Big 7 Travel, Glasgow was listed among the '50 Friendliest Cities in Europe' for 2019.

And while bagging a top 50 spot is great, Glasgow has gone one step further.

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The firm announced today that Scotland's biggest city came fifth - falling behind only Dublin, Hamburg, Bruges and Prague.

Not only that, but Glasgow was voted miles ahead of Edinburgh, who only managed to come 40th in the list.

The survey was compiled from the travel firm's 1.5million social media audience, which discovered what cities across the world are most welcoming for tourists and expats alike.

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Big 7 Travel's website says: "The word 'friendly' might not instantly come to mind when you think of some of the busiest cities in Europe, but with all those people comes a lot of good.

"We asked our social audience of 1.5 million people 'where you would find the friendliest cities in Europe?'

"From how easy the city is to navigate or strangers helping you find your way when that pesky roaming data doesn’t work to making new best friends in a local bar, these are the cities across the continent where you’ll be made to feel the most welcome."

Here's a look at the top 10 cities: 

10th. Oslo, Norway

9th. Seville, Spain

8th. Athens, Greece

7th. Bratislava, Slovakia

6th. Gothenburg, Sweden

5th. Glasgow, Scotland

4th. Dublin, Ireland

3rd. Hamburg, Germany

2nd. Bruges, Belgium

1st. Prague, Czech Republic