American Reacts to Top 10 Places to Visit in the UK

As Americans when we think of the UK we all think of the same few famous places. Today I am very excited to learn about the top 10 best places to visit in all of the UK, that Americans like myself are not familiar with. If you enjoyed the video feel free to leave a comment, like, or subscribe for more!

[viviennerose]

This list has barely scratched the surface of brilliant, beautiful, interesting places to visit throughout the UK 🇬🇧

[WijaLE]

Those white cliffs are the reason why before being called Britannia, it was called 'Albion'. This translates roughly to 'white land' because the very first thing travellers coming to 'Albion' saw were the white cliffs

[MajorMagna]

If you're surprised to see ONE working steam train, you'll be amazed to learn that the UK has DOZENS of heritage steam railways, and probably a couple of hundred operating steam locomotives, it's definitely a huge part of our culture.

[Angelic_Alternatives]

He mentioned so many beautiful places in the UK, and glad he got Wales, N. Ireland and Scotland in there too.

I’m from the Highlands of Scotland originally, and without sounding biased, it really is beautiful up north.

I’ve always said to people who want to visit the UK, yes, by all means, visit the big cities, but visiting the Highlands and West Coast is a must too!

[helenroberts]

North Wales is beautiful! Lots of hills and castles. Cornwall is great too. Lots of small, lovely villages and great beaches. If you come to the UK you’ll have to walk about

[rporter]

It's a bit of a shame the north of England seems to be entirely excluded, there are some amazing locations such as the beautiful national parks like the north Yorkshire moors, Peak District and Lake District, as well as some awesome historic towns and cities like York and Whitby.

[jill]

Lands End to John O’Groats is a 15 hour drive, basically south to north. He missed The Lake District which is very pretty.

[abergreg]

The UK is home to over 4, 000 castles, all in various states, ranging from scattered ruins and rubble to wonderfully restored and cared-for fortresses.

[kwchalky]

I'm from Scotland Tyler. Watching your videos really makes me appreciate what we have here. It is so easy to take all the wonderful scenery and history for granted, but it truly is a wonderful country.

[andreag]

Tyler, the White Cliffs are formed from dead sea life, shells, bones, and was all under the sea way back, that’s the sea bed. And we may have to pay a fee to enter castles, mansions and the Royal palaces but the land is kinda all free to roam. We have a Right to Roam’ law. Even in the National Parks.
The Uk has thousands of square miles of ‘the middle of nowhere’ imagine Braveheart or Wuthering Heights kind of description. And yes, you heard right, Arthur’s Seat is on the top of a volcano’s remains

[LB-myej]

I go to Stonehenge every year for the Summer Solstice. Tyler the UK is as old as dirt so of course there are landscapes, castles, lakes, forests, beaches and everything inbetween.

[Loupa]

Tyler, I'm following you from the Isle of Man. It's a lovely place to live. It's both a charming step back in time in time but hosts the famous TT motor cycle races (more than 100 years old annual race) and the UK space base.

[lynnjackson]

The first beach and castle you see in the Isle of Man is in a town called Peel.
I spent many of my childhood vacations on Peel Beach or exploring in Peel Castle.

[saintlyknight]

You should check out the isle of man especially the TT (tourist trophy) motorcycle race. Dubbed the most dangerous race in the world

[jonathanwetherell]

Two big ones for the list, Bath and York. The Roman City of Bath is famous for it's Georgian Architecture. York is a good stop off between London and Edinburgh, on the East Coast Main Line. Stunning Cathedral, etc. Well worth a long week end and as a base for touring into Yorkshire.

[phoenixheart]

I'm so happy he mentioned the Isle of Man, it's such a beautiful island. You should look up the Manx TT, a motorcycle race that takes place on the island and its winding roads. You'll get a sense of the islands beauty.

[revbenf]

The guy standing on the Old Man of Storr on Skye was Ryan himself. He does a fair bit of drone footage.

[keithhurst]

Another question that is raised about Stonehenge:
The stones that make up Stonehenge came from Wales, how did they transport such massive stones the 138 miles from Pembroke to Salisbury plain?

[MARKSTRINGFELLOW]

We have a very varied geology in Britain

[davegoodwin]

That's where the sorta first fossils were found by a lass and started the whole archaeology movement with regards to finding fossils/bones to study. She was the lass the old "She sells seashells on the seashore" poem or whatever it's meant to be