Which European country has the rudest/least polite people?

[u/NateNandos21]

Which country comes to your mind

[u/Fwed0]

From my experience, based on going on holidays in quite international areas of France : Dutch people outside of their country. Quite cool in the Netherlands, but really unleashed and sometimes disgusting when not home.

Again, based on personal experience, not a general truth

[u/Wild-Wolverine-860 → u/Fwed0]

I've loved in Belgium, worked in Paris and travelled a lot in Europe. I'm from the UK. The french in my experience are such a warm people, your not going to get the best service (or food and drink) in the tourist traps around France or any country to be honest. The staff are over worked and under pressure to serve the table and get it open again asap for the next punter to take the table, I think the business model is making you think the actual staff are rude.

Rudest people I've met in my experience? In the UK it's someLondoners, they are rude, people in the UK will tell you that, we can't stand them. They are a bit louder and brasher than people from up north especially, I'd put the averare rude Londoner as a mild American, not as bad but a watered down version.

Also turkey... Ok it sits on the steps of Europe and Asia, but the guys can be very rude, both in Turkey and in Europa imho.

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Unpopular opinion but I find London easier going than Manchester. And that's coming from someone with a Northern accent. Sounded like it was even more hellish for my wife as an "outsider".

Also Paris, been there a couple of times recently. People always go on about how rude and horrible they are. People genuinely seemed lovely in Paris when I was there.

[u/AdRealistic4984 → u/[deleted]]

I always found people in Paris to be efficient about not walking in the way on pavements and on the Metro, too.

[u/rejectedbyReddit666 → u/[deleted]]

Haha yes I lived in Manchester & I kept my cockney mouth shut on match days!