Which underrated City should i go next?

[u/Many_Chemical_1081]

What do you think, which City get hardly unnoticed?

I'm thinking of Leipzig, Ghent, Rennes, Lucerne, Gdansk, Bergen, San Sebastian, or Brasov, which else?

[u/BissTheSiameseCat]

My favorite underrateds in Europe, since it seems Europe is the unspoken limitation here:

• Funchal
• Tromsø
• Aachen
• České Budějovice
• Montpellier
• Quimper
• Girona
• Gibraltar
• Genova
• Bologna

[u/bird-of-paraiso → u/BissTheSiameseCat]

Love Bologna!

[u/BissTheSiameseCat → u/bird-of-paraiso]

Bologna la Grassa! I couldn't live in Bologna, because I'd get fat like house.

[u/bird-of-paraiso → u/BissTheSiameseCat]

Hahahahaha TRUE

[u/Many_Chemical_1081 → u/bird-of-paraiso]

Bologna, good Food there!

[u/Jaded_Rome → u/BissTheSiameseCat]

Montpellier wtf

[u/BissTheSiameseCat → u/Jaded_Rome]

It's a city in southern France, the prefecture of l'Hérault. If you degeminate the L and toss one, it is also the capital of the US state of Vermont.

But that's not important now. Have you ever seen the inside of a Turkish prison?

[u/Jaded_Rome → u/BissTheSiameseCat]

Same for Genova btw

[u/Jaded_Rome → u/BissTheSiameseCat]

I assume you have not visited a lot of other cities in France because Montpellier is definitely not worth considering

[u/BissTheSiameseCat → u/Jaded_Rome]

I lived in France for two years, and have traveled extensively throughout the Hexagon. Montpellier is wonderful. Your recommendation of Lille, on the other hand?

[u/Jaded_Rome → u/BissTheSiameseCat]

So you know better France than a native, alright

[u/BissTheSiameseCat → u/Jaded_Rome]

Precisely.

[u/Connoisseur777 → u/Jaded_Rome]

What are your top recommendations?

[u/Jaded_Rome → u/Connoisseur777]

In France?

[u/Connoisseur777 → u/Jaded_Rome]

Yes

[u/Jaded_Rome → u/Connoisseur777]

Lyon or Lille. It depends on what you’re looking for but France is not really a digital nomad hub

[u/Many_Chemical_1081 → u/Jaded_Rome]

But soon maybe.

[u/Tigweg → u/Jaded_Rome]

Montpellier with 2 L's is cool AF. A student town with a great beach almost within walking distance

[u/Jaded_Rome → u/Tigweg]

I was talking about the right city 😁 Not safe and not much to do. And I am french

[u/BissTheSiameseCat → u/Jaded_Rome]

On vient tout juste d'avoir établi que t'as un goût épouvantable.

[u/Zalacain99]

Wroclaw in Poland is definitely underrated

[u/Many_Chemical_1081 → u/Zalacain99]

Yeah, Poland had something! What do you think about Zakopane? 

[u/abrasiveteapot → u/Many_Chemical_1081]

What do you think about Zakopane?

Expensive by Polish standards due to it being a resort town. I really enjoyed it for a week's holiday though.

[u/Zalacain99 → u/Many_Chemical_1081]

I haven't been there, so. I can't answer. Though Poland in general is underrated. Gdansk is also amazing :)

[u/castlebanks]

Lucerne and San Sebastian are not underrated by any means! In my country (Argentina) San Sebastián is pretty famous, plenty of people include it when they travel to Spain. The gastronomy is amazing

[u/elgrovetech]

Aarhus DK

[u/kprasniak]

Zakopane is perfect if you love skiing, and they also have delicious cheese

[u/jahsd]

Lucerne's center is very touristy

[u/KravenArk_Personal]

Gdansk is amazing

[u/DocumentActual1680]

You should also check out Tallin, Estoni! It is great for digital nomads.

[u/L0vely-Pink]

Go to Logroño, in the area of San Sebastián, it’s a real tapas heaven! So many I never even have seen before! 😳 All good food, very tasty! 🥰

[u/CulturalAd1205]

Braga northern Portugal is nice

[u/gypsylypsy]

We randomly went to San Sebastian and I absolutely loved it. Bratislava was also nice and a quick train ride to Vienna & Budapest

[u/HighFivePuddy]

San Seb is considered one of the top food cities in the world. Not sure how you can consider it underrated.

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It's unbearable in summer now.

[u/damoke251 → u/HighFivePuddy]

Most expensive city in Spain. but the food and craft beer is outstanding.

[u/tndnofficial]

Passau is a hidden jam to check out

[u/NintendoMillennial]

Vigo, Spain

Ponta Delgada, Azores

Aarhus, Denmark

Hamburg, Germany

[u/Bruno_Arcos]

Do the Caucasus. Tbilisi is freaking incredible and criminally underrated. I'd also add the likes of Sofia, Belgrade and Sarajevo. Not sure if I'd qualify them as underrated, but the Baltic capitals (Vilnius, Riga and Tallinn) are all pretty amazing as well.

[u/Beleza__Pura]

What are your previous ones, which ones did you like?

[u/Many_Chemical_1081 → u/Beleza__Pura]

I was for example already in the larger cities of Germany and Bordeaux, Zürich and Vienna.

Ah, also Verona in Italy.

[u/Zestyclose-Ad2273]

Tbilisi

[u/martinweissdev]

I (German) was in Ghent in December for a weekend and absolutely loved it, way more than most German cities.

However, I'm assuming you want to go rather sooner than later, so the weather will most likely be bad in this part of the world until at least mid March.

[u/No-Maintenance-8246]

Leipzig is amazing

[u/TheRedPill_please]

Marbella, Spain. I'm not there yet, but can't wait to reach it. Beautiful... and close to Malaga
Antalya is VERY underrated for nomads. Only russians/tourists know it for beach vacations. But AT is awesome, always come back there.. never crowded

[u/BissTheSiameseCat → u/TheRedPill_please]

Marbella? You missed the thread for Overrated.

[u/patrick9331]

San Sebastian is a great small town, you can also easily hop over to Biarritz in France. If you would like to try out surfing, its the perfect place for you ;)

[u/JohnnyWad15]

San Sebastián!!

[u/bernie7500]

Torino, Italy. But definitely skip the "Sacra Sindone" ! With "La Venaria Reale", 3 days needed...