By VivaMap · find the best place to live in Switzerland, from canton to exact address · Last updated 14 September 2026

The Delémont metropolitan area ranks below average for the Young Professional profile. Our analysis covers 24 communes in the Delémont area.
With an average score of 3.8/10, the area sits below the national average (4.7/10). Individual scores range from 3.1 to 5/10, offering a real span of options. A standard deviation of 0.52 signals relative homogeneity for this profile.
Below-average average of 1.3/10. Kleinlützel leads the ranking (4.5/10), while Perrefitte comes last (0.1/10).
Below-average average of 2.3/10. Delémont leads the ranking (5.3/10), while Soyhières comes last (0.4/10).
Below-average average of 2.3/10. Courtételle leads the ranking (3.4/10), while Perrefitte comes last (0.7/10).
Relative to the Swiss average, the Delémont area stands out on Noise (9.7/10, above the national average of 8.9/10, deviation +0.8) and shows weakness on Nightlife & Dining (2.3/10, well below the national average of 4.4/10, deviation -2.1).
Top-ranked communes limit the compromise on Nightlife & Dining without sacrificing higher-priority profile criteria. Each criterion's scores are independently normalised at national scale; direct comparison between different criteria should be interpreted with caution.
For a young professional, prioritise frequency — not just presence — of public transport: a station with hourly service is not equivalent to a metro every 5 minutes. Also look at the density of restaurants, bars, and co-working spaces within 10 minutes on foot. Assess the rent-versus-quality-of-life ratio: top-ranked communes for this profile are often the most expensive. Project 3–5 years ahead: a lively neighbourhood that appeals at 28 can weigh at 33 with a child. This profile is the most sensitive to the urban-versus-suburban tradeoff.
The profile overall score combines the 9 VivaMap criteria weighted by the profile's declared priorities. Each criterion score is normalised on a national 0-10 scale to keep agglomerations comparable. Visit the criteria pages to learn how each dimension is measured.
Data: FSO, geo.admin.ch, OSM — Scores normalised 0-10