Tourists believe that French cities are the most unfriendly in Europe. Cannes, Paris, Marseille, Frankfurt, Milan and Monte Carlo were recognized the worst, writes ee24.com citing cntraveler.com.
Before buying real estate in Europe, one should pay attention to the reviews of travelers. Cannes are described as boring resort, and local residents - as extremely unfriendly people. Parisians are also behindhand in politeness, so tourists should rely on map, and not on help of passers-by. In the south of France there is another problem: there are pickpockets in the center of Marseille and there are whole zones dangers for tourists outside of it.
Residents of Frankfurt, unbeknownst to themselves, spoil the impression about the city: all of people there look cold and even unhappy, except of tourists. In the Italian fashion capital Milan one can't expect to face a traditional hospitality: in search of friendly people it's better to go to the south of the country. As for Monte Carlo, tourists say that everyone in this city deliberately flaunting their wealth, illustrating all the worst aspects of the consumer society.
In contrast, Dublin, Seville, Budapest and Salzburg were named the most friendly cities in Europe.