What is the worst country you have visited?

I had to pay to use a toilet in The Nederlands

[QUOTE="FragStains"][QUOTE="Dylan_11"]Well, the worst of the list of countries I've been to (which means the worst relative to the rest of the list) would be the US. No history, charm. Nothing that screamed, "Hey, come back and explore the US some more!".swizz-the-gamer

[QUOTE="swizz-the-gamer"][QUOTE="FragStains"]Wonderfully constructed criticism of my opinion. :roll:FragStains

Well, it was only a visit. But compared to Greece, Italy, and Turkey it was a cultural and historical wasteland.FragStains

Where did you visit?

And I'd assume most places seem like cultural and historical wastelands in comparison to Greece, Italy and Turkey. :P

[QUOTE="FragStains"][QUOTE="swizz-the-gamer"] Your opinion is pretty ridiculous. Canada is one of the most beautiful nations in the world. swizz-the-gamer

Italy or Guatemala.

Obviously Italy is in a lot better shape than Guatemala, but going to Guatemala was one of the most important things I've ever done.

And when I went to europe as a tourist, Italy was way too hot. And the train union went on strike so we had to skip a a bunch of stuff, get up super early one morning, and go way out of our way to get to the only train leaving Genoa.

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[QUOTE="swizz-the-gamer"][QUOTE="FragStains"]Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.FragStains

How could you possibly say that?! Have you ever actually seen mountains? Been hiking on them?

I can't name any single country the "worst" among those I've visited. Maybe England, because it rained throughout the week I was there. But there was a lot of great history and I had fun. Certain parts of the US are despair-inducing. I've been to Los Angeles a few times and there were some areas that left me with a distinct feeling of hopelessness. And I say that as an American. But other parts of Cali, like San Diego/San Fransisco are definitely worth visiting.

How could you possibly say that?! Have you ever actually seen mountains? Been hiking on them?

Acemaster27

[QUOTE="Acemaster27"]How could you possibly say that?! Have you ever actually seen mountains? Been hiking on them?

FragStains

[QUOTE="SpAsM86"]

I'm going to Syria this weekend so it's probably going to be the worst country i've been to

ghoklebutter

Well, i've been to Canada and Greece, but Syria is pretty disorganized and it's people are generally poor, plus it's a dictatorship so there's not much freedom, still i'm hoping to have a good time there

Only been to the US for a vacation.

I've been to Canada, Portugal, Spain, Italy, Greece and the UK. I liked them all, but if I had to choose one I'd go with Canada.

EDIT: Oh and I was in Egypt last year! Great experience. :)

I've been to Canada, Portugal, Spain, Italy, Greece and the UK. I liked them all, but if I had to choose one I'd go with Canada.

EDIT: Oh and I was in Egypt last year! Great experience. :)

Code-Llama

The USA was a terrible disappointment. Only in comparison to Iran, North Korea, Cuba and Zimbabwe, though. :|

**** Jamaica. Seriously I feel bad for those that live there. I don't think I've had drugs literally forced on me so many times in my entire life. And people get pissed off when you don't clothes/food/whatever in some places. Really just a crummy place. Not that Cuba was much better but at least it had some better historical things.

eslovaquia, if I would've been older the time I went to some countries from the carbiean I might've said those

I've never been outside the US. I hear Iraq is pretty bad though.mohfrontline

Is it true that only 20% of Americans have a passport?

I'm going to Syria this weekend so it's probably going to be the worst country i've been to

SpAsM86

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I'm going to Syria this weekend so it's probably going to be the worst country i've been to

GulliversTravel

Out of the tons of countries I have been too, I would have to pick Pakistan, Thailand, India and Nepal.LukeAF24

I've never been outside the US. I hear Iraq is pretty bad though.mohfrontline

[QUOTE="GulliversTravel"][QUOTE="SpAsM86"]

I'm going to Syria this weekend so it's probably going to be the worst country i've been to

AirGuitarist87

The Turkish occupied half of Cyprus. The first night there I threw up non-stop, there was very little to do but swelter in the heat and protect yourself from the giant insects that inhabited the area. Also, Turkish Airways was the worst I've ever flown with in terms of actual flying skills and general service.AirGuitarist87

I've been to the UK and Canada and live in the US. Canada was awfully boring. Wales was beautiful.

I've been to the UK and Canada and live in the US. Canada was awfully boring. Wales was beautiful.

KSU-Wildcat

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I've been to the UK and Canada and live in the US. Canada was awfully boring. Wales was beautiful.

GulliversTravel

I'm embarrassed, but it was so long ago that I'm not entirely sure exactly where i was. I was roughly 13 years old. We hopped around some coastal towns, the scenery was great, ate fish and chips (my FAVORITE thing about the UK, why the hell has it not caught on here??). All of the UK was great but I guess I hit the sweet spot as to where I was in Wales. The sun was out, the weather was decent. Maybe it was just a good day more than anything? :oops: It was great though. Was only there a day, spent the other 13 in the rest.

Apparently this is the city of Swansea? It looked something like this, only more... coastal if that makes sense? Beaches and the like. Didn't go to the beaches (too cold), but just touring the towns like this on a holiday was great. Everyone touring and hanging out, and eating...yes... FISH AND CHIPS! :D

Sorry if the picture doesn't work. I've never messed around with pictures on this site before.

[QUOTE="GulliversTravel"][QUOTE="KSU-Wildcat"]

I've been to the UK and Canada and live in the US. Canada was awfully boring. Wales was beautiful.

KSU-Wildcat

I'm embarrassed, but it was so long ago that I'm not entirely sure exactly where i was. I was roughly 13 years old. We hopped around some coastal towns, the scenery was great, ate fish and chips (my FAVORITE thing about the UK, why the hell has it not caught on here??). All of the UK was great but I guess I hit the sweet spot as to where I was in Wales. The sun was out, the weather was decent. Maybe it was just a good day more than anything? :oops: It was great though. Was only there a day, spent the other 13 in the rest.

Thailand for me, although I didn't go to a particularly great spot mind you. I felt like everyone hid under a veneer of religiosity, only to nick your wallet and pop their finger up your bum every time you turned your back .

(okay last bit was exaggerating)

I've been to the UK and Canada and live in the US. Canada was awfully boring. Wales was beautiful.

[QUOTE="SpAsM86"]

I'm going to Syria this weekend so it's probably going to be the worst country i've been to

GulliversTravel

It depends where in Syria you've been to, some people i know tell me it's pretty disgusting, and others tell me it's allright, so i think it's going to be a bit good, but not as good as Greece or Canada

Out of those ive been to, im gonna go with india.(Though this is very area specific. Some parts ae pretty nice)

I've been to Canada, Mexico, Brazil, and Engalnd.

In my opinion England was the worst because I was expecting London to be more civilized that Rio and Tijuana, but the streets are packed with more homeless people and general decay than the other cities I visited.

But I'm used to it cause I'm from Detroit.:P

I don't know about worst, but India was the one with the biggest slums that i've ever seen (they told us it was the biggest in the world).Ontain

Hands down.....New Jersey

America, but it varies depending on state. New york is awful :| but not boring like ohio.

I've been to the UK and Canada and live in the US. Canada was awfully boring. Wales was beautiful.

I live in the United States, and I've been to Ecuador (4 times) and Switzerland once. I love my time in my parents country (Ecuador) and my Aunt's (Switzerland).

No bad experiences in those places.