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Cultural diversity in European cities, neighborhood by neighborhood.

See at a glance how mixed a place is, and which cultures beyond the Western majority make it what it is.

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Cities

Grey is the Western majority. Everything else is enlarged so you can read which cultures make up the rest.

1MadridSpain#3 most diverse in Spain17%non-Western83% Western3%Latin 9%2%9%Latin3%Middle Eastern2%East Asian1%Eastern Europe2BarcelonaSpain#1 most diverse in Spain20%non-Western80% WesternEastern Europe 5%2%Latin 6%2%6%Latin5%Eastern Europe2%Middle Eastern2%East Asian1%African3ValenciaSpain#2 most diverse in Spain16%non-Western84% Western3%Middle Eastern 4%Latin 7%2%7%Latin4%Middle Eastern3%Eastern Europe2%East Asian4ZaragozaSpain#4 most diverse in Spain13%non-Western87% WesternLatin 8%8%Latin1%Eastern Europe1%Middle Eastern1%African1%Indian subcontinent5SevillaSpain#6 most diverse in Spain7%non-Western93% WesternLatin 5%5%Latin1%Middle Eastern1%African6TallinnEstonia#1 most diverse in Estonia77%non-Western23% WesternEastern Europe 77%77%Eastern Europe7BilbaoSpain#5 most diverse in Spain10%non-Western90% Western2%Latin 5%5%Latin2%Eastern Europe1%Middle Eastern1%African1%Indian subcontinent

Shares are estimates of cultural background, not citizenship. Diversity score 0-1: higher means residents come from a wider mix of cultures.