friendliest city /town?

[tali122]

brother visited mertyhr tydfil said the people were the friendliest- so where have you met the friendliest?

[Romeo]

New York. Despite the city's reputation for violent crime, I found ordinary New Yorkers friendly and sincere.

[BabsG]

Anywhere.  If you go in with a friendly attitude you will find that people respond in a similar manner.

[paul4469]

Liverpool

[cockneyexile]

if your brother had visited the gurnos estate in merthyr tydfil i wonder if he would still think the people the friendliest

[pixi]

wingate in durham, brilliant people the lot of em

[littleoldme]

I've always thought the people of Norwich are a pretty friendly bunch.

[smudge]

We have visited many places where the people have been friendly. But I have to say, on our visits to America, Greece & Cyprus, the people have all been very friendly & welcoming.

[boobesque]

kuala lumper in malaysia

[saffstar]

I'm with paul4469 - definitely Liverpool, the whole city's got a really lovely welcoming vibe.





 
 

[lissyl78]

Hey Littleoleme, I am liking your taste. (I'm a Norwich girl).

The friendliest place I've been was a small town in Italy. No one could speak any English but everyone in the village had to show me I was welcome, so they shook my hand or kissed me. I felt so welcome.

Saying that though, I've never visited anywhere, here or abroad, where people weren't friendly.

[Dark Angel]

Most people are friendly, as someone said if you treat them with a friendly attitude yourself. But I noticed that the people in Hong Kong were generally very unfriendly.

[luckystrike]

I recently had a fantastic time in Thailand, where the people were truely lovely - kind, polite, sincere and throughly welcoming.

In the UK, I've found that the majority of people are very nice when greated with a warm smile, particularly in Northern Ireland.

[GucciGal]

Dublin!

[Lore]

Newcastle

[rod]

Whenever we go to Bournemouth we have found people very friendly and helpful

[dothawkes]

The lobby bar full of Canadians at the Iberostar Daiquiri on Cayo Guillaume, Cuba, in May, in a tropical storm.

[Trillipse]

Mogadishu

[maverick19]

Def. Liverpool...

 

people speak to you and drivers let you out of side roads!

[Booldawg]

anywhere in the North East, usually the older people though. Being friendly is a dying trade.

I grew up in the snottiest part of Hampshire so pretty much anywhere other than there is friendly to me!

[Sweet G]

Agree with Liverpool. Went on stag weekend there last year and it was great. I'd been on a stag do in Prague the previous month and everyone had told me about the stunning Czech girls;whilst that was true they come in second to the girls in Liverpool. X

Alice Springs - Australia. An unusual place full of abos wandering around looking totally bewildered and disenfranchised. Everyone I spoke to was very friendly. Australia lived up to the friendly image I'd been told about but Alice was more so. I found myself being more friendly and in fact that has stayed with me months after I got back and noticed how well my newfound friendliness (!) brings out the best in others.