The worst cities to visit in the UK

Today, we're diving into a surprising ranking from a recent survey by the consumer group "Which." They asked over 4,000 people to rank the 25 largest cities in the UK from best to worst to visit, and the results are in. Buckle up, because here are the 10 worst cities to visit in the UK, according to the survey.

Number 10: Plymouth
This port city in Devon was named one of Europe’s most beautiful ugly cities.

Number 9: Birmingham
Birmingham just can't seem to avoid these lists, can it?

Number 8: Coventry
The home of Godiva finds itself ranked quite low.

Number 7: Sheffield
Once an industrial powerhouse, Sheffield isn’t recommended for tourists.

Number 6: Milton Keynes
People think this city is too sterile and lacking in character.

Number 5: Aberdeen
Aberdeen also made it to the top third in the most depressing places to live in one of my previous videos.

Number 4: Southampton
Despite being one of England's biggest ports, it doesn’t have much to offer tourists.

Number 3: Leicester
Even one of the biggest comedy festivals couldn’t make Leicester a desired tourist destination.

Number 2: Swansea
Wales’ second-largest city scored just two stars out of five.

Number 1: Derby
With poor hotels, a lack of cultural sights, and not many nice restaurants, Derby takes the top spot as the worst city to visit in the UK.

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[beansofhumans]

No explanation for Birmingham. I'm dying.

[richardtaylor]

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[rhodrage]

I'm sorry but how any of these places could be worse than Stoke is beyond me.

[DT-gnqw]

Sheffield made me laugh. It’s literally the greenest city in Europe and is surrounded by the UK’s best countryside 5 miles out of the centre.

[Twmpa]

I saw a meme a few weeks ago that read 'However bad you think your life is, just bear in mind that some people live in Stoke.'

[kangroo]

Bradford not even on the list? Should be number 1

[simonfreeman]

the five worst places to visit in the UK are north london, south london, west london, east london and central london

[C.shaw_aviation]

As someone who lives in Sheffield I genuinely have no idea why it’s on this list, it has loads of green space, fun things to do, and one of the safer cities, and lastly it’s next to the Peak District and anyone who’s been there will know how nice it is

[MapperJD]

Guys as a Milton Keynes resident our city is actually insanely well designed. The whole point is when you drive through it, it's not meant to look or feel like a city. It's a really great place to live

[samcrawford]

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[paulwild]

Plymouth’s not that bad. Beautiful setting and some terrific architecture. Don’t forget Hitler hammered Plymouth.

[Fishpasta]

"Birmingham" no further explanation.
Everyone in the UK: "...Fair."

[GingerJoberton]

Don't let these bastards grind us down, UK citizens. Let's make our country a fantastic place to visit, wherever we are. We can start with a positive attitude, setting up citizen groups, tidy the place, having regular safeguarded community events. Don't give up hope.

[thekierongiles]

Southampton ? are you fucking kidding me, it goes back to pre roman time, the Titanic and the Mayflower set sail from here, Henry V army left here to eventually fight the battle of Agincourt, and the SPITFIRE was designed and built here, and we still have most of the medieval walls and bargate still standin, wtf have you yanks got?

[HCpsycho]

People who say Plymouth and Derby is a bad place have never been to Derby or Plymouth

[eleanorheptinstall]

Aberdeen isn't that bad, ok it can be cold, dark and gloomy in winter, but when the sun appears fir those 3 days per year, the city sparkles and the beaches here are actually pretty good.

[romko]

It's Birmingham. I've already made up my mind. Everyone knows why. No words needed

[tattyshoesshigure]

I lived in Brum for a while & found it a really interesting city to walk around. The canal network is fascinating to explore, and Digbeth was just starting to become a ‘funky town’ while I was there. Its industrial heritage means a lot of interesting old buildings about the place, many of which are being sympathetically restored & repurposed. One thing I did notice was the number of public clocks there telling the wrong time, which for a renowned clock & watch making centre struck me as being quite odd!

[VijaySuryaAditya]

Both Derby & Swansea have incredible surroundings. Derby has the Peak District & the Derbyshire Dales, & Swansea has The Gower, (10 of the best natural beaches in the UK).
Sheffield has the Pennines, excellent food, beer & really friendly people. Definitely the best city in England, taking everything into consideration. And no, I don't!

[yindee]

I will not take this Leicester slander, it’s a great city and there’s plenty to do. You could fill a week’s holiday just by going to curry houses!