21 Tourists Reveal the Shocking Cities They Regret Ever Visiting—And Why You Should Avoid Them Too

21 Tourists Reveal the Shocking Cities They Regret Ever Visiting—And Why You Should Avoid Them Too

Snarcastic , Adrian Newell / pexels (not the actual photo) Report

Historic brick train station in a dry, mountainous cityscape, representing awful place tourists avoid visiting again. Barstow. I saw it on the map, remembered it from the song Route 66, and decided that was where we would stop for the night. I was kind of excited about staying there.

Oof. What an awful place! It was ugly. There was just dirt and dust everywhere. No place to eat. No place to hang out. Everybody looked so depressed and worn down. It is definitely NOT a place to stop.

dad_of_anarchy , Ron Reiring / wiki (not the actual photo) Report

Narrow urban stairway in a crowded city, showing worn buildings and tourists reflecting on awful travel experiences. Naples. Rome had a reputation for being messy and smelly for decades, which I saw first hand. They’ve since cleaned it up, and it’s as beautiful as you’d hope. Naples, on the other hand, feels like a slum for the most part. It’s messy, unwelcoming, and doesn’t honour its history the way much of Italy does .

uselessscientist , Alina Chernii / pexels (not the actual photo) Report

Night view of a city skyline with a large Ferris wheel and illuminated buildings shared by tourists as an awful place to visit. Gonna be a bit different, but Singapore.

I get the hype and I’m sure it’s paradise for a lot of people, but you won’t get to fully enjoy your time unless you have money.

Like, I’ve been to expensive European cities and even splurged in big cities in Japan (esp eating A5 steak), so grabbing ye Olde credit card half the time isn’t an issue. However, these cities all have ways to be enjoyed for cheap or free!

But because of how small Singapore is as a city, almost every thing you can do there needs money, and the value of the attractions are…well I guess most are not for me.

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