Dunaföldvár, Hungary

With a population of just 8,249, Dunaföldvár is a sleepy Hungarian town that offers little beyond a 37-meter tall Baroque church and a bridge bombed in World War II. Once an important settlement during the 14th and 15th centuries, the town's glory days are long gone, and the modern reality is one of persistent bureaucratic headaches. While visitors can admire the town's handful of historic sites, the lack of amenities and amenities makes Dunaföldvár a poor choice for anyone seeking an engaging expat experience.