Americans Are Sharing The Places In America Foreigners Should Avoid At All Costs, And It’s A Mix Of Scary And Funny

By Smith On Jul 17, 2023

Places In America People Think Foreigners Should Avoid

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“Hollywood. It has like a single block of its area that’s actually worth a visit — the one with the Chinese Theater. But the rest of the city is the complete opposite of the rose-tinted glass view it shows itself as. There are also a lot of ‘entrepreneurs’ trying to sell their businesses, and they aren’t afraid to be in your face about it. Don’t expect any decent eating either. Overall, it’s just not worth the visit.”

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1.

“Death Valley in the summer especially if you consider yourself a strong hiker, and live in a cooler climate. It has that name for a reason.”

2.

“Don’t hike into the wilderness of Colorado (especially 14ers) without knowing wilderness survival and responsibilities. Tourists die on our mountains and in Rocky Mountain National Park all the time. Do your research! Altitude is no joke.”

3.

“The hot springs in Yellowstone are not hot tubs do not swim in them.”

4.

“If you go to a national park and you disregard the signs you’re going to die. It’s not a joke.”

5.

“Anywhere with a Rainforest Cafe and a Wax Museum on the same street is a tourist trap.”

6.

“San Francisco Fisherman’s Wharf has entered the chat.”

7.

“Navy Pier in Chicago, too. Very similar concept. Literally only for tourists. It’s not bad, per se. Just not really an ‘authentic’ Chicago experience.”

8.

“Pueblo, Colorado. Mass Tarantula migration.”

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“Anywhere in the South in the summer time. It’s too fuckin’ hot.”

11.

“Avoid large chain restaurants. The best food in America comes from small owner-operated businesses.”

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“Most of Downtown Los Angeles at night. When the streets get quiet and the locals go home, that’s your cue to go back to your hotel or a more popular hotspot.”

14.

“In Alaska, please don’t go close to the wildlife. The bears will kill you along with the moose. Just no period. I’ve seen so many tourists get attacked by bears and moose, it ain’t pretty…”

15.

“Nashville. It’s nothing but bachelorette parties these days. Everywhere. Nonstop. They never end.”

16.

“Trenton, New Jersey. It’s the state capital, there is a good museum. But it looks bombed-out and I won’t even stop at red lights while in Trenton.”

17.

“New Orleans during Mardi Gras and Manhattan, New Tork during New Year’s Eve. If you like the smell of pss, sht, and vomit, ignore my advice.”

18.

“Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. Too many people, and it’s a huge tourist trap. While the Smoky Mountains are beautiful you can enjoy less crowded scenery by staying in North Carolina and visiting the park around that side. Also, the Cherokee National Forest is magnificent.”

19.

“Don’t stay in any hotels with an exterior entrance that leads directly into your room.”

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“If you want to see American Southern culture…Don’t. Go. To. Cracker. Barrel. It is the worst, fakest possible version of what you’re interested in. It is to rural America what Olive Garden is to Italy.”

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Finally, “Avoid going to one location thinking another location across the country is a short trip.”

Americans Are Sharing The Places In America Foreigners Should Avoid At All Costs, And It’s A Mix Of Scary And Funny

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