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Cities you'd never return to

lufties

Having been in a good few places around the world, I would have to say Budapest is a beautiful one with regard to history and architecture, but it is definately to most unfriendly place I've been, the people I encountered were rude and unhelpful consistantly, hence I will not be returning. Other than that I'd say stuttgart in germany(yawn), or varanassi in India, an interesting place but a nightmare to get around.

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Daveysil15

Atlanta. Nice city overall but there are an awful lot of homeless people there trying to get money off ya.

lufties

Daveysil15 wrote: »

Atlanta. Nice city overall but there are an awful lot of homeless people there trying to get money off ya.

San Fran is like that too.

godtabh

lufties wrote: »

Having been in a good few places around the world, I would have to say Budapest is a beautiful one with regard to history and architecture, but it is definately to most unfriendly place I've been, the people I encountered were rude and unhelpful consistantly, hence I will not be going back

I'd go back there (hopefully in August). Had a great time there last year. I had company so didn't have to depend on strangers to make my trip

Slunk

I found Budapest great, but was told by the person running the hostel that anyone over 30 I should expect them to be rude to me. Not to take it personally. He said times are slowly changing and te younger people are more aware of international visitors. The younger people we met where more than helpful to us

Bratislava, although similar attitudes I wouldn't return to. Its a lovely city, just very dull. Not an awful lot happening.

Vienna I also found quite boring. Great if your in your late 30s/40s and looking for museums etc but not really for me.

jameshayes

marseille. Kip.

Big Nasty

Paris.

Dirty kip.

lufties

godtabh wrote: »

I'd go back there (hopefully in August). Had a great time there last year. I had company so didn't have to depend on strangers to make my trip

Jesus what a smug post, yes I also had company and didn't depend on anyone, just making an observation thst the people are miserabld generally.

MonstaMash

Freetown, Sierra Leone...still have nightmares, dangerous kip.

Thundering_Sky

Probably Prague, I just didn't like it at all seemed so dark and dingy. The freezing weather and snow didn't help either; for me it's a place I've seen once and that's enough.

Mrs Garth Brooks

Sydney. Too big and busy.

lufties

Thundering_Sky wrote: »

Probably Prague, I just didn't like it at all seemed so dark and dingy. The freezing weather and snow didn't help either; for me it's a place I've seen once and that's enough.

lucky I didn't book a trip there so.

Borderfox

Prague, beautiful city but the people in it are wan**r's!!

jane82

I went to thermopylae once. 300 hundred locals turned up at a narrow passageway coming into the town and all huddled together and wouldnt let us through.
We had to camp there took us months to get in.

lufties

HardLuckWoman wrote: »

Sydney. Too big and busy.

have you been to london or new york?

CptMackey

I'd say Malaga. People weren't the nicest. Found Stuttgart a lovely place op. Maybe because I was there for the beer fest. Also didn't think much of Sydney

Daveysil15

lufties wrote: »

San Fran is like that too.

Yeah its a shame because it was great otherwise. But its gets a bit tiresome when they're outside your hotel waiting for you to come out, constantly hounding you. Although TBH I wouldn't go back to America full stop. I got sick of been interrogated in customs.

Stavro Mueller

Barcelona - I can't quite put my finger on why I disliked the place but I did.

anncoates

Drunshambo.

BarryLyndon

Amsterdam. It doesn't really have anything you wouldn't see in most other northern Euro capitals.

See also; Copenhagen

Daveysil15

CptMackey wrote: »

I'd say Malaga. People weren't the nicest. Found Stuttgart a lovely place op. Maybe because I was there for the beer fest. Also didn't think much of Sydney

I'm going there next week.

Henry Ford III

Paris. I wasn't at all impressed. Granted it was a rugby trip and we saw no sights and drank a lot.

[Deleted User]

LA & Boston
Hated them
Well I mean I have a couple of friends in LA so I'd go back to see them of course but otherwise no

dan1895

The falls are amazing but other than that Niagra in Canada. The only way of the describing it is as the illegitimate love child of Las Vegas and Bray.

joeperry

Cork

wazky

Kilkenny

lufties

Daveysil15 wrote: »

Yeah its a shame because it was great otherwise. But its gets a bit tiresome when they're outside your hotel waiting for you to come out, constantly hounding you. Although TBH I wouldn't go back to America full stop. I got sick of been interrogated in customs.

I have no interest in America either for some reason but I probably will return at some point.

lufties

wazky wrote: »

Kilkenny

what an overrated city that is.

dan1895

lufties wrote: »

what an overrated city that is.

City?

Daveysil15

Borderfox wrote: »

Prague, beautiful city but the people in it are wan**r's!!

I've been there twice. I found the people were either incredibly polite or incredibly rude. There's no middle ground. I enjoyed it more the second time though.

sullivlo

Casablanca. Only time I've ever felt unsafe.