What is the worst city you've been to?

Looks like there hasn't been a discussion on this since 2009. Time to get an updated opinion! :D So what is the absolute worst, filthiest, most run-down city(ies) you've been to? It could also be a small town or similar.

I don't get out very often, but I'd say the worst city I've been to is Birmingham, AL.

just gonna say it...

Detroit

only two come to mind...

Gary, Indiana

and

some town in Mississippii that i ended up having to stay in but the name escapes me. The town was along a hil and near the top was a paper mill, so the town smelled like utter waste. it was pretty damn bad.

Every single city in New Jersey. Really.

[QUOTE="ice144"]Baltimore. It reallly felt like I was on The Wire when I was in that city...dreadful place.SolidSnake35

i liked it when i was there, same goes for cleveland

[QUOTE="ice144"]Baltimore. It reallly felt like I was on The Wire when I was in that city...dreadful place.SolidSnake35

I was born near Baltimore, and have been in downtown several times. The harbor area is pretty cool, and there are other things to do, but the crime is pretty bad so watch your toes. Some parts are pretty nasty, others not so bad.

[QUOTE="ice144"]Baltimore. It reallly felt like I was on The Wire when I was in that city...dreadful place.SolidSnake35

If it's anything like most big cities in the US (which I'm guessing it is) then it has its areas that are really crappy but it also has areas that are fine. Just make sure you research it beforehand.

Cornwall, OntarioLightR

Canberra

GARY, INDIANA. Now that feels like the Wire.

Rome was honestly the stinkiest, dirtiest, most annoying place I've ever been to. Rude smelly people that smoke everywhere, teeny tiny *meep meep* scooters that will literally bump into your car and not stop, crappy traffic and public transportation, tons of pickpockets and agressive homeless, the men will hit on your 14 year old daughter if she is cute...the list goes on

Plenty of places to go in Italy, only reason to go to Rome is to see the coliseum...and even that was underwhelming.

Rome was honestly the stinkiest, dirtiest, most annoying place I've ever been to. Rude smelly people that smoke everywhere, teeny tiny *meep meep* scooters that will literally bump into your car and not stop, crappy traffic and public transportation, tons of pickpockets and agressive homeless, the men will hit on your 14 year old daughter if she is cute...the list goes on

Plenty of places to go in Italy, only reason to go to Rome is to see the coliseum...and even that was underwhelming.

mrbojangles25

I once drove through Brisbane, oh god it was awful

As far as other cities i thought were terrible?

Riyadh and Taif in Saudi. Riyadh is way way too big, and in both towns the people are generally jerks (got some chip on their shoulders it seems), and/or their back*** word thinking.

She prostituted herself for The Darkness. You can easily find that game for like $6 st GS. :lol:

Rockman999

damn I suddenly want to go to New Jersey

DC... People expect the capitol to be nice... But let me tell you, the national mall and the monuments are nice (when there isn't construction on/around it lol)... But outside of those areas it is Assville, USA.

Cleveland, Ohiowhite_sox

Copenhagen. I hate Copenhagen. It's so big and cluttered, and people are so rude. Mind you, I've been in Edinburgh and Berlin, and those two cities are much bigger - both people and size wise, but it's much easier to find your way around there and people are so much nicer and helpful.Deihjan

As a person who lives in 10 miles from Edinburgh i still get lost when i go up there for a night out :( the grassmarket can get confusing, mind you i spend bout 10x more time in Glasgow as its where my friends went to uni and i went for a year of college but its a better lay out in terms of street its a bit like Barca with the grid Pattern :P Only places i know in Edinburgh is how to get to Studio 24,The Hive and a couple other places from the train station :(

Worst city i've been in is probably Dundee never go there much sure people are nice but by god its an absolute dive :( Cumbernauld's a shout aswell even tho its a town its a worthy mention due to the fact its one of THE offensive looking places from a design aspect trust me xD.

[QUOTE="Deihjan"]Copenhagen. I hate Copenhagen. It's so big and cluttered, and people are so rude. Mind you, I've been in Edinburgh and Berlin, and those two cities are much bigger - both people and size wise, but it's much easier to find your way around there and people are so much nicer and helpful.razgriz_101

As a person who lives in 10 miles from Edinburgh i still get lost when i go up there for a night out :( the grassmarket can get confusing, mind you i spend bout 10x more time in Glasgow as its where my friends went to uni and i went for a year of college but its a better lay out in terms of street its a bit like Barca with the grid Pattern :P Only places i know in Edinburgh is how to get to Studio 24,The Hive and a couple other places from the train station :(

Worst city i've been in is probably Dundee never go there much sure people are nice but by god its an absolute dive :( Cumbernauld's a shout aswell even tho its a town its a worthy mention due to the fact its one of THE offensive looking places from a design aspect trust me xD.

Reno, NV. It's like a really bad imitation of Las Vegas. The only thing worth seeing is Lake Tahoe. The city itself felt like some small country town with a Circus Circus tossed in the middle of it.

I have to go with Gainsville, Florida. Atlanta, Georgia. And most of Virginia

A lot I could list...

Hartford, CT (well, most of CT)

Memphis, TN

Detroit, MI

Some areas of Baltimore, MD

All of New Jersey

Shenandoah, PA

Paris, France: Snob Capital of the World. Snobs immigrate from other parts of the world with hopes to live there and participate in the snobbery. It's all very snobby. The Louvre is wonderful though.

Glasgow...

Deihjan

I've been to Praque, didn't really like it there.

Canberra

Firebird-5

Bakersfield, California.

It's a nice and clean place, but it's just so boring.

Every single city in New Jersey. Really.

Dark_Knight6

Newark NJ by leaps and bounds

Cleveland, Ohio

Detroit, Michigan

Pittsburg, Pennsylvania

Now I am not sure what you mean by worse, but I am talking worse as in just plain dirty and run down, not crime rate.

Copenhagen. I hate Copenhagen.

It's so big and cluttered, and people are so rude. Mind you, I've been in Edinburgh and Berlin, and those two cities are much bigger - both people and size wise, but it's much easier to find your way around there and people are so much nicer and helpful.Deihjan

I'm from Copenhagen, and I'm perfectly nice

Newark New Jersey maybe

Glasgow...

[QUOTE="Deihjan"]Artekus

I'm from Copenhagen, and I'm perfectly nice

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