What is the most beautiful place in UK to visit and Why?

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jester

Mara, Go to Devon, in particular Exeter and South. Exeter is really old, see it before they completely ruin it. Take a steam train ride in South Devon and see an England past. Beautiful countryside, lovely people, 'reasonable' weather.

Then go on to Cornwall to chill at the beach, any beach.

iansun

the lake district very scenic

gasman

northumberland, hadrian wall country, voted most beutifull landscape in europe, or try isle of sky in scotland, very few houses with loads of wild life

Dawny

depends what your after, i'm from Kent which is known as the garden of england. Canterbury has a beautiful cathedral and tons of history. Dover castle and Leeds castle are very nice.

Cornwall has it all, it is such a wonderful place.

Ken B

There isnt a most beautiful place in the UK, try the National Trust for details of lots of places.

Little C

North West Highlands of Scotland - Glen coe, the scenery will take your breath away.

daisychain

Try the Cotswolds. Places like Upper and Lower Slaughter (to name just two). Broadway is quite amazing, it is as though you have gone back in time.

wave

The whole UK is soo varied its hard to say. But the south west is the favourite uk holiday destination for brits anyway. Cornwall and devon are great, fresh air and a warm climate, thats something you won't find anywhere else. The people here are really nice too.

Other than that wales is underated and the lake district is a mecca for international visitors and it is true the place is stunning.

Bob Simons

Skegness! Its has really lovely sludgy beaches nicely decorated with used toilet paper and syringes. Its so nice to watch the beautiful foamy ocean lapping against the beach, especially at sunset.

dave s

Lancashire(Ribble Valley) then onto the Lakes.
Beautiful trust me

Mas

You should go to the Highlands, in particular Fort William area. The people are really friendly and the scenery is stunning.

arly barly

the most beautiful place in the UK is Cornwall, anywhere in cornwall, penzance is fab, mosehole is the cutest little village and Hale beach is excellent about 16 miles of pure sand- its lush

Ice Queen

The Cotswolds are beautiful little villages, very pituresque and old world.
The Peak and Lake district are stunning.
South Devon is also very beautiful.

WEST END RFC 4 LIFE

Newcastle. it is fantastic the night clubs are amazing and it has the most fun people in the world. Geordies. if it's not night clubs your lookin for, then newcastle has great shoppin centres, eldon sq and metrocentre. if it's countrysideyuor looking for newcastle is just a bus ride away from the lake district, beautiful scenery. Newcaslte upon Tyne is a great city and i wouldn't want to live any where else.

engineer

There are so many.... Favourites for me, Edinburgh, Symonds Yat, Monmouth, Gower Peninsular, Lake District, Aberdeen and Stonehaven.... the list goes on...

paul

i would say INGLETON FALLS in the lake district its a bit of a treck but beautiful all year round take a picnic . there is also a camp sight there too . enjoy.

herberto48

have u ever been to n.ireland. the best in uk.try it and see

edi_nbu_rgh

Edinburgh.......Because right now it has the festival. Apart from that it's just a cool city to hang out in. Plenty to see and do. And the people are not bad either.

James H

If you've been to Portsmouth then just about anywhere will be beautiful. Even Plymouth!

From your visits so far I assume you're more town-oriented than countryside. Possibly the most beautiful town I've been to is York. If you went there on your trip to Yorkshire then try Wells or Bath, in Somerset. And while you're down that way, definitely give the North Cornish coast a look.

Oxford is nice too.

live-o

i think its devon. its absolutly beautiful. at nite it looks totally different but just a nice. everywhere you look, looks like the front of a postcard. theres a little place in torquay/devon called babacombe. its amazing, untouched by all the touristy chains too. id advise anyone to visit there, u`l want to live there wen you retire i promise!!! i know i do...

papyrusbtl

Salisbury, and Stonehenge on the plain above it.
Don't miss this--it's a picture-book setting.

ubby05

If you want to go somewhere off the beaten path, try Lincoln or Leicester. Lincoln has a gorgeous cathedral (it's where some of the Da Vinci Code was filmed) and a castle, and Leicester has beautiful architecture and parks.

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