Where was the most boring place you ever visited?

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Just that. Interested to see if anyone says what I'm thinking...

Perm in Western Siberia. City of several million, one American Diner serving horrible food. Millions of mosquitos.

Stockport but I was with some very boring people.

I’m rarely actually bored but I could only do 4 days max on a beach hol before going stir crazy.

Fort William. Or to be more exact a small village near it.

I would agree. Dh and I went and found it dreadful. Just geared up to American tourists, all very over the top and fake and everything was a massive rip off. Plus the tipping culture.
We did some snorkelling which was the highlight, really great experience but other trips and tours we went on were just all pretty dull. Would not recommend and would not ever return.

Birmingham

Milan. Admittedly it has a spectacular cathedral and a very boujee Trafford Centre, but that’s as much as I could see. People rave about it so there’s obviously a lot that I missed but I couldn’t find it!

Loved Valencia, although it was very humid. And captivated by the Alhambra but European history and art fascinates me.

Budapest. Unless you want to get off your tits every night, there’s very little to do.

Portmeirion. It looks lovely but the reality is all the buildings are hotel rooms. There are 2 shops selling overpriced homewares and a couple of places to eat. There isn't actually anything to do and it only takes about an hour to walk round the whole place.

Slough

Noooo!

I used to volunteer there and it's great. Lovely little (accredited!) museum, fascinating bits of railway memorabilia round and about, entire sheds of historic railway carriages awaiting restoration,conveniently located bang next to Didcot Railway Station, and it's got trains (steam and otherwise) Admittedly the line's REALLY short.

Center Parcs. Friends forced me there. Was the most dull weekend I've ever had.

Not boring (well I think it is!) but my PIL live near Burley in the New Forest, there's a weird vibe there that's suffocating. there is a lot of black magic that happens around there too, we visited them a couple of weeks ago and went to the village pub, we sat by the window and I watched a car go up the hill and out of the village, I couldn't wait to do the same.....odd place

Glastonbury in the pissing rain.

One street, an exorbitantly priced cafe, a Boots and soggy, scowling locals. Highlight of the week was the bus in the rain to the nearest discount shopping area - mainly because it also meant we were on the way home.

Carnac has a beautiful town centre and a wonderful beach.
The stones are nearby.

It was so barren, Reykjavik was quite boring and I just kept waiting for it to get pretty and better and it didn’t. The landscape was alright, it wasn’t as pretty as I had imagined…it’s probably a “me” problem tbh. I was just so underwhelmed it was very “meh”

Berlin as a city break
Jamaica as a sunny holiday

Did an Australia trip years ago which I loved except for Warrnambool, Adelaide on a Monday night (everywhere was deserted and closed early) and Canberra. I’m sure the time you visit, your expectations and other random circumstances impact your views though.

Loved Iceland. Fab people, interesting country. Took DS age 18 and he rated it too. We went in early Sept, had t shirt weather and got the northern lights.

Munich. Everything is grey and painfully colourless.

Yeah Berlin is very bland, as cities go.

Norfolk 🫣

Valencia is great. It's not remotely dull. Mull is gorgeous, though the weather can be rough. Definitely not boring if you're interested in wildlife.

Dubai.

I love it too. The building is fabulous just on it's own. I like to imagine it empty when I'm there, I think it would be quite eerie.