MH: “What is there to say about Hoth? What a beautiful place to go skiing! The Rebel Alliance made Hoth – a planet covered by snow and ice – their headquarters in The Empire Strikes Back. “They were going to burn Han Solo and Luke Skywalker alive on the spit until C-3PO called it off. There’s nothing there apart from trees and Ewoks, so I think it’s a safe place to live. “At the same time, there’s nothing of any real value there for the bad guys to come and try to take over the planet. And there’s the notoriety of being the planet that the second Death Star blew up over. “You can get plenty of exercise, I’d imagine there’s nature trails, a lot of climbing, a lot of running through the forest. MH: “If you love a bit of nature, you’re living the dream. If you’re not, and you’re just the common everyday worker, it’s not the best place to reside.”Ī forest planet which is home to the Ewoks, Endor was the scene of the final battle in Return of the Jedi.

There’s over 1000 levels to this city, and the further down you go, it’s like descending into Hell. There doesn’t seem to be any way to chill out. “On the other side of it, though, it’s a massive city, which isn’t for everybody. There’s urban culture as well – a kind of East End vibe when you go down a few levels, a kind of Brick Lane setting down there. We know there are plenty of bars and clubs there. MH: “If you like city life, you’re going to get 24/7 city life. It is home to the Jedi Council, and the political centre of the galaxy. So it wouldn’t be the most exciting place to live, I’d call it more of a retirement home.”Ĭoruscant was a city planet, with its entire surface covered by a giant metropolis. “Everybody keeps to themselves and looks like they just live to work. There’s not an awful lot there, so if you want to go to the pub or a bar or club – I didn’t see any. “It’s well run by Lando Calrissian, the administrator, and it seems like a decent quality of life, but it doesn’t look particularly lively. Cloud City is the hospitable area at the top, and it’s all very white, very clinical. Matt Hudson: “Bespin is a massive ball of gas, basically. Of all the planets, though, which would provide the best place to live?Īccording to research from Betway casino who spoke to Star Wars expert Matt Hudson – co-host of the Star Wars Sessions podcast – there are many planets in the Star Wars galaxy, but one clear planetary winner.īespin was a gas giant, uninhabitable aside from the Cloud City that towers above the planet’s surface. From the arid desert of Tatooine to the bustling metropolis of Coruscant, there are countless ways to live a life in the galaxy far, far away. There are billions of fascinating planets in the galaxy far, far away, but which one would make the best home? The Star Wars universe is home to an incredible array of diverse planets.

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