What's the nicest place you've visited in Scotland, Wales or NI?

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I really loved Dundee, such a great place.
Also Saundersfoot in South Wales. Pembrokeshire is stunning.

Also in Scotland, Ullapool and Skye.

Arran

Legoland, Winsor

The Lake District is magical.

I can’t think of anywhere as beautiful as the Mourne mountains, been going my whole life and they still take my breath away

Is this deliberate, as there’s non-English places on the English thread?!

Glencoe, Scotland - Stunning
Lampeter - spent three years as a student there. Fab times.

I've never been, it's on my list.

The England thread got massively derailed by some twatty posters.

I love Snowdonia.

I love Stirling and the Ochil Hills.

Glencoe in Scotland

The Elan valley in mid Wales is beautiful.

The beaches of Aberdeenshire. Just gorgeous.

Isles of Mull and Iona (luckily I have family on Mull)
Saundersfoot (only been twice but am hooked)

Oban and the surrounding villages are fabulous

the train journey there from Glasgow is spectacular

Applecross in Scotland

Saundersfoot is lovely - the harbour and the beaches.

I've never heard of that - need to look it up.

Anywhere up near Glenfinnan, the North Coast of N Ireland, the east neuk of Fife, the drive up through Aviemore, Donegal

It’s part of the NC500, one of the roads down to it is quite well known.
gorgeous little place, never seen so many deer so up close. Practically bumped in to one whilst walking to the pub!

Glencoe is hard to beat. The Quiraing on Skye as well. Torridon.

Sounds great!

I'm intending to visit the bird sanctuary on Rathlin Island, has anyone been?

We've done that train trip. It had been snowing and there was a fabulous stag showing off his antlers at one point on the journey. Magical.

That sounds amazing 😍

What do you think? Someone posted a Welsh tourist village on the other thread.