The world's most boring cities to visit

I am not sure what you mean. I have only visited one of the places that I mentioned. My discussion was based on an article that I found online and the person who wrote the article had been to all those places and and he or she found them boring. I would like to visit some of the places in the future especially Singapore

If you have the chance, try to travel. The world is not the same as written in the books. You have to see for your self what's out there. And you will know, that our world is really beautiful.

I always want to go to Provence France.I didn't have enough money before I graduated but now is the opposite.I have some money but no enough time

I am curious to find out if I will agree with you and the author of the article when I visit Singapore in the future. To me sounds like an interesting place because it is a multicultural place and I look forward to visit Chinatown, Little India etc because we don't have that kind of ethnic neighbourhoods in my country. There is a little bit of it in Copenhagen, but we don't have "real" ethnic neighbourhoods like Chinatown and on my island there is nothing at all not even a single international shop, and I find that very boring.

Singapore is good for shopping in sale season only..hihihi, i like it because we can buy good goods with cheap prices...It is the way to be attractive tourist to Singapore.

I like the first sentence that you wrote, and I think it is true than a city that we find boring at one point could be a very interesting place at another time. If we visit many cities on the same trip we might be a little unfair when we judge some of those cities, because we find some of the other places more beautiful and memorable, that it my experience from the trips where I have visited many different cities. I also tend to lose some of my enthuasiam after a while. I always love to travel, but on a long trip where I have already visited many places I am often less impressed by the last places, because I have already seen so many other beautiful places. I have never been to Brussels so I can't really compare the city to Paris and London. It could be interesting to visit Brussels one day. I have seen a small part of Switzerland, but I haven't been to Zurich. I want to visit some of the beautiful places in Switzerland one day. I liked Rome and Thessaloniki in Greece. Istanbul is one of the places that I would like to visit in the future.

When I was young and we took some months off with my husband to travel, I discovered that my brain could only absorb part of what I was seeing. After a while, you have seen too much, learned too much and start saying that there`s no place like home

I agree. I think that every city has something to offer. If you are looking for something specific you might get disappointed if you don't find what you are looking for, but if you visit a new city with a open mind and without specific expectations you can always find something interesting, that is my opinion. I have never visited a city that I found boring. I have visited places that I didn't find especially beautiful, but those places were still interesting simply because I had never been there before. Everything was a new experience and I don't think that I am ever going to find that boring.

Same here Porco... I remember when I was in South New Zealand I was wonder struck at the multitude of sheep grazing in the pastures that I could see while I was travelling by the tourist's bus. None of my co-passengers noticed it. I am a different kettle of fish having interests as mundane as the grazing sheep!

I agree with that. Your definition of boring depends of your perspective. I guess that the author of that article, was disappointed in the places that he or she described in the list, and maybe the person visited those places and found them less interesting than other places, but that doesn't mean that other people would find those places boring as well. To me any city is interesting, and if I have never been there before there would always be something to explore. If the city isn't that beautiful I still find it interesting to visit it simply because it is different from the places that I know in my own country.

I agree with you. Totally. I am rarely bored because I don't allow my self to be. And, there is always something to see.

I mean I'm proud to not be an Acadian.

It is interesting to hear that you have visited most of the places the person mentioned in the article. That gives you the chance to compare his/her experiences and your own experiences in those cities. I look forward to visiting Singapore in the future. It sounds like such a multicultural place and that is one of the reasons why it sounds interesting to me. It is easy to find a flight from Europe to Singapore so I plan on starting my trip there. After Singapore I am going visit Malaysia and Indonesia. My Japanese friend lived in Christchurch for a while and she loved the place. I have never been to New Zealand, but I plan on visiting New Zealand and Australia one day. In Norway I have been to Bergen, but I haven't visited Oslo yet. I want to do that one day. There is a ferry from my country so it is quite easy to go there.

I have only been to one of those cities (Bratislava) andI liked that city. I think the other cities would be worth a visit as well. I would like to visit many of them. It is interesting that most of the cities that he or she mentioned are in Europe, I wonder where she author of the article is from. I am from Europe and personally I think there are a lot of interesting places to visit here and many different cultures to experience.

I don't think that I would be bored either. A new place is always interesting I think. When you explore a new place you never know what you are going to find and I think it is exciting to walk around in the new city. It is like a new adventure When my husband and I visit the US in the future we would like to visit some places in Texas, but we haven't decided which places we are going to visit and we have plenty of time to think about that because we not going to visit the US in the near future. I have only visited one of the cities that was mentioned in that article and that was Bratislava in Slovakia. I didn't agree with the author about that city and I thought that it was a charming city with beautiful houses and many unusual sculptures in the streets.