10 Most Beautiful Cities in the UK

What are the most beautiful cities in the United Kingdom? We’re doing this video because cities in the United Kingdom are presently in the hearts of many people. We need to say more about the cozy seaside ports and those grand medieval settlements. British cities are generally charming, beautiful, and awesome. In these cities, there’s something for everyone. If you see those cities saturated with history and local charisma from distance, it can be humbling. However, it can sometimes be best to appreciate those cities by stepping back and viewing them from a vantage viewpoint. This video about the 10 most beautiful cities in the UK presents another opportunity to analyze the UK cities. However, it’s tough to can conduct a generally acceptable ranking of the cities United Kingdom cities.
10. Cardiff, Wales
Cardiff represents more than just the seat of government of Wales. This capital city is an expression of the potential of a big city to retain its natural beauty. Hence, it has to be mentioned as early as now in this account. The attraction of this town started during the Industrial Revolution when it was a humble worldwide port of coal.
Among the attractions of this town are delightful boutiques of the Victorian era, the grand Cardiff Castle in the city center, and Cardiff Bay. The city lacks nothing in terms of arts, live music, shows, and modernist architecture. It’s good to see how these have developed from what used to be a mere dockyard less than ten centuries ago. The Bay and Castle are another way to tell the story of the United Kingdom, especially the Welsh strips of the rich account spanning millenniums.
9. St Davids, Wales
Since we are discussing St Davids, the smallest city in the UK, we are going to make our comments so brief even though there’s a lot to talk about in this city. St Davids is located amid the rolling hills of West Wales. The city in size is smaller than many towns in the UK that haven’t been granted city status.
However, it’s a midget of charm and awesomeness defined by its stone walls and buildings, exotic cathedral, lively markets, and lush greenery. The afternoon tea in the green gardens of the pubs is a norm in St Davids with its mesmeric landscape you can view from atop the hills.
8. Edinburgh, Scotland
Cross over to Scotland in search of the most beautiful cities in the United Kingdom if you’d ever find many cities before its beloved capital city, Edinburgh. This is a breathtaking array of Gothic buildings wearing a modernist twist. Arts, beauty, and sceneries are in no short supply in this gorgeous city.
The landscape of Edinburgh is enriched with dainty stores and bustling markets. And as you wander through winding streets, you can marvel and gaze at the jaw-dropping landmarks, such as the Palace of Holyroodhouse and Edinburgh Castle. Residents of this picturesque city always look forward to welcoming tourists during the annual Edinburgh Fringe Festival, the largest arts festival in the world held in summer.
9. Belfast, Northern Ireland
From Wales to Scotland, and now out of Scotland we’ll go to the fourth country in the Kingdom, Northern Ireland. Belfast, the capital city of Ireland, deserves a slot here.

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[myrnajucar]

Thank you for a very educational virtual tour.

[sextoncardew]

I left Sheffield for overseas with my parents 70 years ago, but I still love Millhouses Park.

[silvinobatalhasanches]

Great! Nice to listen and look these kind English cities

[juicyfruit]

Top 10 for me:
10. Chester
9. Galway
8. Bath
7. Norwich
6. Oxford
5. Cambridge
4. Canterbury
3. York
2. Edinburgh
1. London (due to size and so many things to see)

[myoung]

I was born and bred in Belfast and I only saw two shots of London. One of which was showing HMS Belfast on the Thames! The other shots WERE Belfast...

[Carloshache]

Pretty bad list, A majority of places in the list are very nice places to visit, but not really that beautiful per se. At least not Manchester, Cardiff or Belfast. And there are other places that are more spectacular. Durham, York, Whitby, Wells and Lincoln are on par with or more beautiful than Cantebury (as beautiful medieval cities). Just to name a few.

Actually having traveled widely around the UK and have been to all counties of England, I reckon that the most beautiful places are small towns or villages that have really been able to preserve their character. Large cities often have too much traffic, industry, commerce or excessive ugliness to compete.

[Pik]

well, for me the top 10 (in alphabetical order) are:

1. Aberdeen
2. Bath
3. Bristol
4. Chester
5. Edinburgh
6. Liverpool
7. Newcastle upon Tyne
8. Oxford
9. Swansea
10. York

[steventait]

HMS Belfast on the Thames when talking about the city of Belfast?

[paulfillingham]

You showed pictures of London when talking about Belfast

[Mayflower]

I’d say Winchester and London are both attractive. No offence but they look much better than Belfast and Manchester to me.

[fmcb]

The street scene at 8.03 is Canterbury, not Cambridge!

[ferdinandvs.benedictvs]

Bath is stunning! Too expensive though

[pulsatingsausageboy]

Belfast definitely doesn’t belong on that list.

[ragarse]

What a weird set of choices, Inverness, St Davids, Manchester- really? No Liverpool - crazy.

[fhhgvgjcjvfk]

london munchester belfast glascou new port

[Benji]

Not having York on here discredits the whole list.

[Jan_]

It would have been nice to see the “beautiful” parts of the cities you have mentioned. You appear to have included pictures of places that aren’t in any of the cities on the list. Having watched this, I am assuming that your other videos are equally misleading.

[georgedowns]

Sorry but how is Cardiff that pretty? It just looks average

[bosnianborn]

This is not real. Cardiff on 10 th place, please!! Belfast, Bath... this is joke.

[garyrigby]

why is manchester on this list? it's just an ugly town in the north