10 Must-Visit Places in England

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After spending about 8 months over 3 trips to the UK (most of that time spent in England), today we're discussing ten of the best places to visit in England. From iconic locations like Bath to lesser-known travel destinations like Lincoln, this list was difficult to compile because we have loved so many places we've travelled. We hope this list gives you news ideas of places to visit or makes you decide to finally book a trip to a place you've wanted to visit. Did we miss a place you think deserves to be on the list? Leave a comment and let us know!

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[chrisbree]

So glad you found England so beautiful. I think we take all the history and culture for granted. I have been one of your subscribers for a long time. You are always welcome back to our country anytime. Maybe you could visit East Anglia, a wonderful rural region. Vast skies made to look bigger by the very flat countryside. Look forward to your next offering ❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

[marshgatelaneposse]

Massive respect for really seeing what the UK has to offer so much more than London

[hoisin]

Thank you for visiting and making this video. My country seems unfairly attacked a lot of the time - but this is a reminder of Englands beautiful places and history

[TheJGW]

Love how many of your locations are Northern. Great to see people enjoy the North.

[benabel]

Very happy to see Lincoln on the list, it is all to often overlooked'

[petedoh]

Wells, Glastonbury & Cheddar Gorge in Somerset. The New Forest, Bournemouth, Chain Ferry From Sandbanks (Up until recently, the most expensive place to live in England) to Studland. One of the best beaches in the uk. Then on to Corfe Castle all in Dorset. The Norfolk Broads, Wroxham as a base (Take a boat trip or hire one. If you hire one you could call at every pub along the way or even moor up for lunch) Horning, Wells-Next-The-Sea, Sandringham. All in Norfolk. If you’re ever in Cornwall again, Padstow, Falmouth, Polperro, Mevagissy & Charlestown where Tall ships are sometimes moored, Used for filming Poldark. Next to CharIestown is Carlyon Bay, Just a lovely beach now but once had a renowned music venue, The Collosium, where every band in the world had played from Kiss to Blondie to Motörhead to The Smiths. If they were playing in the summer, they would have had a great time there with the beach on the doorstep. I live in Derbyshire so would recommend Chatsworth House, Bakewell (The home of The world renowned Bakewell Tart! .Haddon Hall, Ashford In The Water, Monsal Dale & Matlock.

[Geeplusthree]

Im visiting the Lake District this summer, I can't wait! 😍🌲

[stuartwilsdon]

Love your channel and honestly this is by far one of the best Top Tens I’ve viewed of the many out there. Agree with so much (I was born in the Lake District and raised in York) and yes, possibly you could have made it a Top Twenty so could have included places like Rye (you did show an image at the end), Ludlow, Oxford, Wells and a heap more towns as well as areas like the glorious Yorkshire Dales or Dartmoor in Devon, where I now live. Well, there’s a reason to make more videos! Thank you 🙏

[julianfieldhouse]

Fascinating seeing an American's view of the good things about Britain. I think if you've seen enough of the main tourist sights and want to get away from the crowds, Ludlow in Shropshire is well worth a visit, it's a charming old town on a winding river with a medieval castle, lots of old houses, 12th century church, street market and great food. You can even get to it by train, but if you're driving Its easy to get from there to mid Wales with its stunning scenery, quiet roads and pretty towns and on to Snowdonia for mountains and seaside towns such as Barmouth and Aberystwyth.

[birdmanfree]

WOW!!!
As a Brit, I could never, ever pick favourites, but thank you for you review of of our wondeful, insane island.
Us Brits look forward to your next visit, to take in SO many places that you have yet to discover.

[grapesodatravels]

So glad you fell in love with England so hard! Come back soon and we'll share Cambridge with you!

[Michelle-fyvj]

Love your videos, I’m for the North East and having Newcastle, Whitby, Durham and York within an hour of my home is amazing. Anyone visiting the UK from the states must check out the north you won’t regret it.

[clsisman]

I feel like these two really understand and give an accurate impression of the uk, not the same old talking points about London.

[RickTransit]

What a lovely video, and incredibly informative too! I've lived in England all my life and haven't been to half of these places - and now I want to. I love your appreciation of our history and culture and also the way you really know how to enjoy your food and drink! Really heartwarming and uplifting.

[RadioJonophone]

I grew up in Manchester, but now live in Newcastle upon Tyne. I've been to all of the places you showed here and thank you for showcasing our diverse and fab country.

You didn't visit London? Surely not. It is a collection of places not just one city.

Honourable mentions:
Chester - Roman town and mediaeval walls.
Saint Albans - More Roman ruins with a fab cathedral and vibrant commercial centre.
Cambridge - University town with vibrant youth and historic spires.
Durham - Meandering River Wear with ancient cathedral and old town.
Cheddar Gorge - Caves and nature. Evidence of early man.

[JohnResalb]

Yes, I think you guys are pretty knowledgeable - you need the whole six or seven months of British Summer Time to get a fairly good insight into what there is to discover in Britain.
I myself have been in every single county so I can back up your advice.
An excellent eye-opener for the many tourists who come to UK seeing just London, and then go back home telling everyone they've seen Britain.!!
Well done.!

[abdikamal]

As someone moved from London to to Manchester I am glad Manchester is listed in top ten ❤

[drakocarrion]

The peak district is also quite lovely. It's where they filmed a lot of The Princess Bride.

[susanashcroft]

A lovely list of places to visit and lots of memories made in each. I live in the neighbouring county to The Lake District which is in Cumbria so it is only a short drive for me, but love it so much. Thank you too for pronouncing Keswick correctly as it does tend to confuse people as the w is silent. I hope it's not too long before you are able to return to the UK and can explore more new places and perhaps re visit those you are fond of too. Best Wishes.