According to statistics from Numbeo, a website that allows people to see, exchange, and compare information about cities worldwide, Jeddah has been ranked 74th in the world in the Quality of Life Index for 2025.
The accomplishment is ascribed to the city's dedication to turning development goals into concrete realities that benefit both locals and tourists, as well as ongoing advancements in infrastructure, safety, healthcare, and the provision of contemporary public facilities.
The coastal developments, which comprise five interconnected waterfronts, are among the most notable projects.
The sea is incorporated into the city's everyday life through these spaces, which include public squares, walking and cycling routes, kid-friendly play areas, and sculptures. Visitors can get a close-up look at the shoreline thanks to service amenities including cafes, restaurants, rest places, and piers along the waterfronts.
Additionally, the municipality has opened over 445 parks in various neighborhoods, including specialty spaces like Al-Saja Park, which is a model for green space planning and contains paths and connected gardens.
The largest of its kind, Prince Majid Park is more over 130,000 square meters in size and features family-friendly play spaces and shaded walks, making it a popular destination for people of all ages.
