Honestly I thought Miami beach was pretty shit. It has its nice sides, but it's full of show offs, rented super cars and crazy people. And obviously really expensive.

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Going to predict a lot of big cities appear in responses here. What a lot of people haven't worked out is that unless you're rich (i.e. your local purchasing power is multiples the destination you're travelling to), most cities are pretty miserable to experience as a tourist. They're designed for living in and for locals.

Definitely, Paris, France, was very different from what I believed, it is nothing like what the movies and people sell you about that city.

I found England pretty boring. I mean a lot of interesting historic buildings and beautiful coast. But it was just always cold and rainy and miserable

Bali, Indonesia

Don’t get me wrong. It’s a place replete with culture n tradition, the views are amazing, but my wife n I were stuck in this horrendous traffic jam after watching a mountainside performance. Two-lane road, cars crawled, and wife wanting to pee don’t make for good travel memories

Paris. Dirty streets, even nastier people.

Jamaica. As soon as you leave the tourist areas (hotels, private beaches, harbors...) you're swarmed by scammers. Like dozens of people holding plastic trash they sell in your face and maybe pickpockets. A real bummer since the island was pretty. I guess most people there are nice people but the small number of idiots are doing their best to destroy the tourist industry

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This might be the worst place I've ever seen in my life, I went there out of curiosity and can't wait to leave the next day!

That's like a living hell there - you have women ( even ladyboys ) from different ages selling sex there and trying all they can to get attention from men, even showing you certain part of organs, and in the street 🤮 and the crazy part is there are many men going there for that.

Not only it have the worst airport I've ever seen, and with such cold weather, average food but for such high prices, and the most turn off part is people is quite distant.

Memphis. Sorry Elvis but that place is a dump.

Baltimore. I know I'm not going out on a limb here, but the place has really gone down hill the past few years. I have spent time there on and off over the past 40 years. It was never great, but the Camden Yards and harbor development brought an economic revival for a while. Those days are over.

I don't know that I definitely won't visit NY City or Las Vegas ever again, but I really disliked both cities. I found them to be dirty, crowded, expensive, and (in very different ways) they have very uncomfortable climates. NY at least has some amenities I've enjoyed, but it's not enough to make me want to return.

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Moscow. It's too overcrowded

I wouldn't rule anywhere out, but one interesting observation for me has been that the USA used to be at the top of my list to visit, now I don't have much appetite to visit at all.

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North Korea because little is know about the place

Scam links in my mailbox

I'll never visit custodial, KYC exchanges again

I have seen some realllly depressing neighbourhoods on the outskirts of Birmingham.

On second thoughts, my least favourite place in New Zealand is Rotorua (probably won't be a popular opinion haha). Went once and decided it was not my place! Don't like the lake area, mozzies everywhere, not to mention the rotten egg fart smells :D haha. We went back a few times after that but only to visit the Fat Dog cafe and take the kids on the luge, on the way through to Taupo where the lake is sooo much nicer! :D

I love travelling and travel a lot but I rarely go anywhere and think OMG that was total crap. You can usually find positives and learning experiences anywhere. That's said, I think the only place I truly hated was Vienna. I did go in 1997 though lol. I must have been shit as I did a European backpacking trip, visited many places and still remember it from all those years ago! haha Big city, no heart and soul, incredibly rude and unhelpful civil servants. It might have changed since then. I did go to Montpellier last year and I wasn't super impressed. Extremely busy to drive around, really stressful trying to get parking around the beach areas - probably won't go back there in a hurry.

Paris is a bit of a shit hole. Had to work there for a while, wouldn't go there for pleasure.

Bogotá - bleh

Dominican Republic

No matter what it is, I wouldn't want to live in Burkina Faso, the life expectancy is too small

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I personally wouldn't want to go to Paris again, just too dirty and full of people trying to rob you.

I wouldn't want to live on the moon or Mars when colonies are created there because the Earth is where my story started and where it will end

New York

I wouldn't want to be caught anywhere in India, the population is just too much to cope with my mental health

Koh Phang Ngan, Thailand A formerly beautiful island turned into a shitshow as it has become the global "Full Moon Party" destination. Ruined by hordes of drunk Eurotrash and drug dealers.

Tegucigalpa, Honduras. All the negative elements of a poor big city with none of the redeeming qualities: Crime, pollution, poverty. Things can improve. Look at El Salvador.