Spain It is home to some of the most beautiful and picturesque cities in the world. They offer an ideal opportunity to connect with nature and with our own roots.
Yet it is fair to admit that It is impossible for us to love every place in Spain. There are cities that, for whatever reason, do not attract us or we may think that they are objectively ugly.
Since each person may have a different opinion, We asked Artificial Intelligence about thisto check what your answer was and what criteria it was based on.
AI has identified six cities as the ugliest in the country. Several autonomous communities appear, well-known places that you have surely visited and more than one surprise. Do you agree with his decision?
The ugliest cities in Spain, according to AI
Before you give your verdict, AI warns that the criterion is completely subjective. It has been attempted to be based on factors such as urban development, lack of conservation and the impact of mass tourism.
Below we develop the answer given by Artificial Intelligence to the question “What are the six ugliest cities in Spain?”
Carboneras (Almeria)
Although his the natural environment is impressive Due to its proximity to the Cabo de Gata Natural Park, the city itself has an industrial aesthetic that contrasts with its surroundings.
The presence of a thermal power station and a large cement plant The view from the beach makes many consider it unattractive compared to other nearby coastal towns.
El Ejido (Almeria)
El Ejido is one of the most important agricultural centers in Spain, but its The landscape is dominated by plastic greenhouses which cover a large part of the ground.
It’s a thriving, agriculturally vibrant place, but the sight of seas of plastic isn’t exactly the idyllic image many expect when visiting a city.
Torrevieja (Alicante)
Torrevieja has suffered a uncontrolled growth due to boom real estateIts massive urbanization, with apartment buildings and poor planning, has made it lose its coastal charm.
In addition, traffic and crowds of tourists In high season, they can make the experience less appealing.
La Línea de la Concepción (Cádiz)
This city border with Gibraltar It is subject to strong commercial influence between the two territories, which has affected its aesthetics.
Her the development was quite chaotic and its heritage has not been well preserved, making it a visually unattractive place.
Puertollano (Ciudad Real)
Known for its petrochemical industry, it has experienced industrial development which has had a negative impact on its aesthetics.
The city is surrounded by industrial facilities and, although it has improved in recent decades, it remains more of an industrial hub than a tourist attraction.
Los Barrios (Cadiz)
This city is very influenced by the port and surrounding industryThe industrial aesthetic and the heavy traffic towards the sea take away from its charm.
It pays less attention to tourism and heritage conservation than other cities in Cadiz.
As you can see, the AI has targeted very well-known cities, especially in Andalusia. The idea of asking questions about Artificial Intelligence was an idea of the magazine Journey.
