Your favourite place in the UK?

66Mustang
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What’s the best place you have ever been to in the UK?
For me I think it has to be the Yorkshire Dales. A big area I know but hard to narrow it down from there as it’s all so nice.
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Sounds nice @SheffieldBloke19760
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I know it's not the UK but I loved the Isle of Man! It's so old-fashioned and everyone is so nice.1
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There's so many beautiful places. I'm particularly fond of the Ceredigion Coast - the scenery, culture and those Welsh accents! While the old cities like York, Lincoln and Chester have a real atmosphere about them and I always enjoy pottering about the winding streets and taking in the architecture. We really are lucky to live here1
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@Cher_Scope I agree we are lucky to have this country with its history and buildings and everything from nice countryside to busy cities, there is really something for everyone
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Mine would be lake district a place called Follyfoot park on banks of Windermere
Also burton waters near lincoln a marina with shops pub cafe restaurants and hotel went last year for weekend break1 -
I’ve never been to the IOM abut would love to go one day.0
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I was never any good at geography but that makes perfect sense, woodbine, as I believe that national speed limit on single carriageway roads in the IOM is “unlimited” whereas in the U.K. it’s 60mph!1
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I had a lovely week I’m Derbyshire near dove dale and Buxton all around there was very pretty. I have also enjoyed walking around York and Durham has my favourite cathedral. ?1
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I have always loved the Wye Valley, but fairly recently fell in love with the Norfolk Broads. Hoping my holiday this year doesn't get cancelled again like last year.1
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My favourite place in the uk are both in Wales. The first is Anglesey and the second is Pendine in Camarthen where i have my Caravan. They are both beautiful.1
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Wales is my first favourite place the lake district is my second and kilarnsy in Ireland is my third like many places though ?1
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I like a few York is a nice place Warwickshire is nice too. Filey in Yorkshire is nice old fashioned sea side town. I like London too seeped in history.there are loads of places I'd like to go to Edinburgh1
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I’ve stayed in York and agree it is a lovely place0
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Hopefully it’s safe by then and you get to go @SheffieldBloke19760
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Fort William in the Highlands of Scotland. Amazing!!0
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In my home county (Norfolk), I'd have to say my favourite place is Great Yarmouth, purely because it is amusements galore, and the true tourist i am, i have to go in every gift shop
but there are more rustic seaside towns nearer to me which i love.
Further afield, i would have to say Skegness because it really is a lovely place and fun to be there. Scotland on the other hand, i'll never forget it's enchanting scenery, each lake was beautiful and unique, along with driving through the mountains. It was absolutely lovely and memorable!0 -
Dunno if Scotland is actually in the UK but ive been there once and i would love to go back. My dad was born there and I've always thought of it as home0
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