I wasn't a big fan of Bermuda, but I feel like it was more to do with what I like to do when traveling.
Food was expensive and kind of bland. There wasn't that much to see or do other than relax by a body of water and drink.
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London. It doesn't even have capital vibes.
Barcelona was nice to see, but I probably will never go back. The tourism is so heavy that even when there on the off season and being incredibly nice and respectful, the locals don't like you. Worth it to see the more famous sites, but when I go back to Spain, I won't be going there.