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...

Portishead is the most insipid place on the planet.

Have you seen the news story and they’re killing all the dingos there now

Anywhere on Mothering Sunday (mum wouldn't let us call it mothers day.

Mum was never a morning person, so she would wake up at about 10.00, have several cups of tea and cigarettes.

About 12.30 she would decide where she wanted to go.

We lived in Lancashire, we went to Port Merion, it was shut.

We went to Edinburgh, it was shut.

This was the late 1970s or early 80s. Most places were shut on a Sunday.

So we just went on a long (hungry, mum didn't believe in breakfast) drive.

A, still hungry, walk around a closed place (mum said we would eat when we got there).

In the case of Port Merion it was a walk around the car park and a glimpse of it through a bush.

The IOW - every bleedin' time.. Family and friends love it there.
Underwhelming. Antiquated. Dead. The scenery isn't "breathtaking."
The trip on the Hovercraft is fab though. Most exciting part by far.

Sorry, inadvertently tagged someone🤭😳

Rhodes! So so boring

Come friendly bombs

Not surprised as the birthplace of wicca.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Forest_coven

Heady, you did not see the soul of LA, it has it in abundance. Maybe you spent too much time on the freeway.It'a a great city.

All the comments just show that people have different tastes 😂
I find exploring anywhere new enjoyable.
But I don't like anything touristy.
I went to Windsor last summer, my friend showed me around, it was just overcrowded and overpriced, it just felt so fake.
No thanks
I really want to visit the lake district. I don't know why its so hard for me to arrange! I've been all over the world but can't seem to drive 4 hours away 😕

Blackpool, went on a day trip in winter as a teen and depression descended. Got back on the coach with my mate because that was preferable to anything Blackpool could offer and I sat on the bus and felt teary that people had to actually live there and manage to not get mentally ill somehow. I think we even struggled to find an M and S which would have redeemed the day for us. Even now if a town is miserable, I think shit it's Blackpool 1987 vibe..

Home to one of the most iconic sports stadiums on the planet, and certainly the most iconic in England (along with centre court Wimbledon). Every game there are tourists from all over the world with their cameras out such is its status.

Just saying ANFIELD sends a shiver up my spine.

The Isle of Wight and, I feel terrible saying it, but the Bahamas. Oh, and the Canary Islands.

Paphos-Cyprus. Tacky

Harlow is very boring and very grey!
I was born in Harlow, moved away a good few years ago now, I do visit family occasionally but generally can't wait to leave again 😂

Harwich. So much potential because of the maritime history but it was simply grim.

Lassi in Kefalonia. Most boring holiday we have had.

Geneva.

Yep lol 😂 you have no soul !

Scunthorpe. Stopped there on a coach holiday to Scotland. The N should be replaced by M.

The Canary Islands have little to offer and places like Salou and Benelmedena. My Mum lives for holidays like that where you basically do fuck all for a week. My brain needs to roam and explore, I need history and culture.

Windermere has lots to offer but it’s so busy all of the time, you spend half of the time in queues. And you’re right, it rains about 98% of the time so you spend your time wet and queuing.

Peterborough and Redditch

Agree with Redditch but I used to like going there for a bit of retail therapy with my Mum . Quieter than going into Brum.

We went the first week lockdown lifted and yes it was so eerie and a special moment to be there with only a few other people. My young DC was freaked out as it was so empty and just wanted to go home. One of my favourite places.