According to analyzed data from millions of interactions, five French cities are in the global Top 10 of cities where singles crush the most, alongside Scandinavian and Dutch capitals. Bordeaux ranks 7th, just behind Montpellier, and ahead of Toulouse, Nice, and Lille. This performance brings new hope to hearts in search of love.
Global Top 10 Cities Where Crushing Happens the Most
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Oslo
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Copenhagen
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Rotterdam
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Amsterdam
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Montpellier
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Florianópolis
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Bordeaux
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Toulouse
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Nice
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Lille
A podium that confirms the Bordeaux energy
In France, Bordeaux ranks third among the cities where singles are the most active, coming in after Montpellier and Strasbourg. This result reflects a very local dynamic: a lively, sociable city where encounters multiply through outings, events, and the bustling spots in the center. Bordeaux thus confirms that it is not only a capital of wine but also a fertile ground for stories that are just beginning.
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Everyday places as meeting grounds
The study shows that citizens are turning their living spaces into real connection points. Restaurants, bars, gyms, cultural venues, and parks are revealed as the favored backdrops for these intersections full of potential. With over five million "Spots" added in 2025, happn confirms that spontaneous meetings remain essential, even in an era where digital apps shape the first exchanges.
2025, a record year for interactions
User activity has continued to rise throughout the year, with notable peaks in August, the most intense month of 2025. January 5, the most active day, illustrates the desire for renewal that follows the holidays. Sundays are proving to be the ultimate connection day.
Especially around 8 PM, that special time when we sit down, chat, and crush on someone.
This year's trends reveal what single folks are vibing with: chill evenings, cultural outings, football, concerts, culinary moments, or wine tastings. All these activities resonate beautifully in Bordeaux, a city where culture, friendliness, and the art of living are deeply rooted.
