A shocking UK seaside city that was as soon as among the many hottest locations to go to through the summer season holidays has now been deemed “overrated” by vacationers as they complain concerning the parking mess. 

St Ives in Cornwall has lengthy been thought to be the most effective seaside areas within the nation - boasting picturesque seashores, museums, gardens and eating places. 

Located on the coast of the Celtic Sea, St Ives is known as after the Irish Saint Ia of Cornwall. 

The small city by the ocean was certainly one of medieval England’s most vital fishing ports, and is now a preferred vacationer vacation spot. 

As St Ives Bay is sheltered by the headland, its waters are calm and secure sufficient for water sports activities - making it superb for swimmers and surfers alike.

Travelers on the lookout for a tan can have their choose of 4 golden seashores: Porthminster, Porthmeor, Porthgwidden, and Harbour Beach. 

But over time, these visiting the vacationer attraction have been left upset over the poor parking services. 

One resident, who didn't want to be named, advised Express.co.uk: “This downside is there each season. Every 12 months, the city witnesses an enormous parking concern because it sees extra automobiles than it could actually truly take.

"While people have the option to take a train to the town, they mostly opt for their own cars and then the situation here become tricky.”

Several travelers have expressed their anger on Tripadvisor as they shared their experiences. 

One of the users commented: “Dirty, full of litter and crowded with grubby shops, cafes and takeaways.

"We took the prepare from St Erth to keep away from the distress that's parking all over the place in Cornwall. Will by no means go to once more.”

Another stated: “St Ives is a gorgeous little town but does not have the infrastructure to support so many visitors.

"If you are only making a day trip, park at St Earth station and take the train in. It only costs £4 and parking isn’t expensive. Lovely costal train ride of about 10 minutes.”

A 3rd customer complained: “Generally a very quaint and friendly town.

"But overshadowed by poor parking, overcrowded streets, poor pedestrian areas mixed with traffic and the number one problem DOGS!....they are everywhere and not everyone likes the, but judging from visiting other cornwall towns the councils like to encourage them. Was with a young family and will not return.”

However, the cornish common city has  Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden or One Fish Street, and a seafood restaurant with a highly-rated tasting menu, which is value visting.