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...

Lincolnshire.

So flat, boring and uninteresting.

And fields and fields of cabbages.

Clacton on sea. Dire.

Oh god that motor museum is dire. A load of pensioners looking at old cars

Haha yes that’s what I meant, a weekend that felt like a fortnight and not in a good way

Camping

With 2 tiny boys

Canberra

Well, my son has a certificate to say that the Littlest Hobo was deputy mayor there, so surely that makes it worth visiting? 😁

Top of the Rock. NYC.

I agree. We were only there 2 days and were flat out the whole time, could have stayed much longer as had no time to explore the lovely bars and restaurants, we literally just did the touristy things. Its absolutely stunning!

TBH loads of places I love have been mentioned here, Berlin, Vegas, Devon, Cornwall, I'm sure there are others mentioned I have forgotten.

Edmonton, Alberta

@flowersareforfools I have a mate who is cabin crew.

He calls is Dedmonton......

😂Germany is huge, and so many amazing places. I am sure there are a lot of boring places within the whole country but there's so much to see there. I have travelled to lots of places in Germany and would love to do more.

There’s loads to do in Budapest it’s lovely

Sardinia - maybe it was the resort we stayed in but was the most boring, underwhelming place ever with nothing to do. Couldn't wait to leave.

Greenwich - went on a trip to London. On the way home called in here, on a wet, cold Sunday. The coach driver, when it was time to get back on asked over the mike 'was that too long to stay here, should we take it off the itinerary' and there were resounding cries of 'yes!'

Monaco - concrete jungle. So built up there was just nothing nice about it, tiny apartments all on top of each other and built into the rock. Ohh I guess unless you're a millionaire who doesn't want to pay tax.

Pisa - apart from a very underwhelming leaning tower, there's nothing else there. How it gets €6m visitors a year is unreal, their tourism board have out done themselves.

Southend On Sea - not sure it was boring as it was eventful but it's one of the worst places I've ever been.

Shanklin bus station, Isle of Wight. Not as exciting as it sounds.

I remember Pisa @AwfullyGood . Getting hassled on the way in by men trying to sell fake handbags, wouldn't leave us alone.

Toddler needed a wee. Ran into the Mcdonalds where there were guards 'guarding' the loos. No you can't use the loo unless you're a paying customer. I had to give him money, DC couldn't wait that long. Could totally understand but it was the dirtiest, repulsive Maccies ever seen.

Sydney Cricket Ground during The Ashes cricket match. I read books for three days.

Ventimiglia, Italy.

We took the train from Monte Carlo to view the Roman ruins.
The walk from the station via the rubbish strewn beach/graffitied seafront was utterly depressing and when we reached the ruins they were closed!
We caught the next train back so spent approximately an hour and a half there which was an hour and 20 minutes too long!
However, it did confirm our family's uncanny super power of being able to find a MacDonalds, (that’s the 10 minutes we used for a toilet and water break), whenever we are in an unfamiliar place without needing any help from google maps. This is extremely handy when there’s no internet and you need the loo😂😂

Brussels and Panama City (I found Panama generally v dull apart from the canal tbh).

Wigtown, Scotland's national book capital in October. We love books, we love Scotland, it should have been a match made in heaven.
It was awful - pissed it down all week, most things were closed and the bookshops were dusty, overpriced and smelled of mildew. This was about 18yrs ago, so things may have changed but we won't be hurrying back.

Absolutely loved Venice. The architecture was amazing and even our children aged 3,7 and 9 were captivated.

Agree !

I had to Google to check that it wasn’t the same shitty place we once spent 2 hours in. It’s an uncannily similar description down to the rubbish strewn beach and graffiti but ours was Castellammare di Stabia.

We had also gone there to go on an attraction that turned out to be closed and had to wait for the next train back to Sorrento.

However it turned out that perhaps I should not have been so down on Castellammare di Stabia because, shitty as it was, we were still alive at the end of it. The attraction that we didn’t get to go on was the Monte Faito cable car that killed 4 of its passengers the following year. There are certainly worse things than boredom.

But it’s landlocked !

Where exactly was that? I want to buy a season ticket

Wednesbury. The name seemed villagey and historic so I expected a delightfully quirky village or similar. I was very, very wrong.