Tourists Say Which European Cities Are Unfriendly

One city is now known as the rudest in Europe.

Many people from the UK visit European cities for short breaks. These cities are easy to get to by plane or train, making them perfect for long weekends. However, some cities are becoming known for being unwelcoming and dirty.

One city that people are talking about is Paris. It's a city that people often visit for a romantic holiday, but now many British visitors are saying it's not a nice place to go.

Someone on the internet said Paris is dirty and the people are very rude.

A person named ExplanationWorried14 said they thanked someone in French, but the person looked angry and acted like they were stupid.

A woman said some school girls sang a mean song about her being English, and she felt unsafe.

Someone said they were followed by two men near a famous museum in Paris. They don't want to go back because they didn't feel safe.

Paris is not liked by many tourists.

Another person said there's a lot of crime in Paris and it's very expensive to visit.

A man named Mister Pink said there are many pickpockets and con artists in Paris, and the people are generally rude.

He said that even when you pay a lot of money for food in a nice part of London, the area is usually nice too.

Other famous European cities were also criticized by the people on the internet.

Berlin was said to have many rude people.

Here's a picture of a river and a famous building in Berlin, Germany.

Someone said the older people in Berlin can be mean, and if you live there, you'll have stories about them.

Another person agreed, saying they've never been to a place with so many grumpy people.

Brussels was said to have a sad atmosphere, and Rome was said to have many scammers and people who behave inappropriately.

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