Which place fits this description

>cold, but not freezing all the time
>cozy archtecture
>medium sized cities mostly, but with good amenities
>somewhat wealthy (aka you can survive comfortably with a STEM/Finance/Economics tertiary degree)
>funny people
>good drinks or/and food, specially seafood
>"dinamic" population, people like to do things, aka not lazy

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Pacific Northwest

Suiça
Irlanda
Norte de Espanha

Germany except for the funny people and general autism

England.

Pretty much British Columbia

PNW has good cities but I didn't see good architecture in Portland. Portland is cozy though, hipsters bedamned.

fpbp

>cold, but not freezing all the time
literally washington/BC all year round
>cozy archtecture
log cabins everywhere
>medium sized cities mostly, but with good amenities
all over washington/BC, seattle has tons of small towns/cities surrounding it
>somewhat wealthy (aka you can survive comfortably with a STEM/Finance/Economics tertiary degree)
microsoft is literally headquartered here
>funny people
idk probably?
>good drinks or/and food, specially seafood
craft breweries EVERYWHERE and tons of fishing, lots of crab and salmon
>"dinamic" population, people like to do things, aka not lazy
hiking, kayaking etc are HUGE there

pretty sure the aggressive homeless population that shits all over the streets and leaves needles everywhere is a more pressing issue than hipsters

Netherlands and Denmark