Fun Facts
Life expectancy
Median age
Happiness ranking
100

The name of this nordic country literally means "Land of ice".

Iceland

100

This Asian country is famous for its longevity, its fish-based diet and the Island of Okinawa, home to many centenarians.

Japan

100

This European country, known for its pasta and the Reinassance, has one of the oldest populations in the world, with a median age of nearly 49.

Italy

100

Is there a strong correlation between being exposed to the sun and being happy?

Nope

200

In this nordic country you can count at least 2-3 saunas, while the population is only of 5.5 million people.

Finland

200

This country on the Alps, famous four its watches and chocolate, has a life expectancy of nearly 84 years thanks to excellent healthcare and a high standard of living.

Switzerland

200

This Asian country, home of the samurais, has a median age of over 50, which is the highest among the world's major nations.

Japan

200

This nordic country has been ranked the happiest in the world for the eight time in a row, according to the World Happiness Report 2025.

Finland

300

In what country can you find the largest amount of pizzerias?

The United States of America

300

This Asian City/State has one of the most efficient healthcare systems in the world and a life expectancy of nearly 87 years.

Singapore

300

This european country, the most populous of the EU, has a median age of nearly 47.

Germany

300

This scandinavian country, known for its design and for cycling as its main mean of transport, ranks second in the 2025 World Happiness Ranking.

Denmark

400

Which microstate has less than 40.000 inhabitants, but at the same time holds the world record for life expectancy and median age?

Monaco

400

This Pyrenean microstate, nestled between FRace and SPain, has a life expectancy of around 83.3 years despite having fewer than 80.000 inhabitants.

Andorra

400

This Asian country, where you can eat kimchi, has seen its median age rise drastically to around 47 due to one of the lowest birth rates in the world.

South Korea
400

Instead of GDP, this tiny Himalayan kingdom officially measures its progress by "Gross National Happiness".

Bhutan