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What's a natural way of saying "Is it worth a visit?" in Japanese? Something
like 「訪れ価値がある？」?
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How to say "Is it worth a visit?"
I'd say something like 行く意味ある？, 行った方がいい？, 行くべき？
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I don't know how (un)natural it might sound, but what about かい／がい (`甲斐`)?

>   * {来訪, 訪問}のし甲斐がある
>   * {訪ね、訪れ}甲斐
>   * 甲斐のある{来訪, 訪問}
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Also

行ったら満足しますか？

Would I be satisfied if I go?
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> What's a natural way of saying "Is it worth a visit?" in Japanese? Something
> like 「訪れ価値がある？」?

見て[行って] おくべきですか？ should be one of the natural words to ask about it, though it
seems to be seldom written on the net.

If 行く意味ありますか？ works, then 行く価値ありますか？ should also work or might sound better
than the former, but both sound a little too disrespectful to the place to my
native ears.
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