St Ives
St Ives is located in the south of the United Kingdom and is a beautiful seaside town known for its romance. The town is surrounded by the sea on three sides, allowing you to enjoy stunning coastal scenery. The beaches are golden and soft, the sea is blue and clear, and the old town's buildings are well-preserved. The fishing village scenery is very charming, and as you stroll around, beautiful views unfold before your eyes, never disappointing. Not only does it boast spectacular natural scenery, but it also has a rich and diverse cultural landscape. The town is filled with a strong artistic atmosphere, with galleries and art exhibitions everywhere, making it hard to leave. Walking on the cobblestone streets, looking up at the blue sky, and relaxing your mind, the nearby blue sea and distant horizon make time feel soft and long. No matter how you choose to experience the beauty of the town, St Ives will deeply let you feel the charm of southern England.
Bourton-on-the-Water
Bourton-on-the-Water is a place that embodies the characteristics of ancient villages, with houses built from honey-colored bricks and tiles, showcasing the unique charm of that era. A small river flows through Bourton-on-the-Water, adding to its enchanting scenery. In the ancient town, you can admire miniature English village models, perfectly constructed as if you were in a Lego mini park. Blooming flowers and lush green grass reveal the true beauty of the place. Strolling through it, you will feel the serene and unique charm of the passage of time. If time permits, you can visit the sheep and horse farms in Bourton-on-the-Water, where the green meadows and adorable animals will surely bring you joy.
Lynton
Lynton and its neighboring small town Lynmouth are known as the 'Twin Towns' and are praised by the British as 'Little Switzerland'. These two towns are adjacent to each other, yet one is located at the foot of the mountain and the other on the mountain, both offering magnificent sea views. Connecting the two towns is an ancient railway that winds around the cliffs. Unlike traditional seaside towns, the Twin Towns are embraced by valleys, facing the sea while backed by green mountains, showcasing a unique scenery. Here, you can enjoy the blooming flowers all over the mountains and the cool sea breeze, and take a leisurely walk in the mountains. It is worth mentioning that the two towns are not actually separated by the valley; an ancient railway closely connects them. This railway, which bore the heavy responsibility of transporting goods more than a hundred years ago, has now become a cable car for tourists. By taking the cable car, you can enjoy the stunning scenery of the towns and experience their extraordinary charm.
Bibury
Bibury is a beautiful and tranquil village located on the River Coln in Gloucestershire, England, often referred to as 'the most beautiful village in England.' In early spring, the River Coln flows gently through the village, with crystal-clear waters occasionally adorned with falling petals. You might find yourself walking along the riverside paths, climbing up a hill, and from the high ground, gazing out at the expansive pastures where herds of cattle and sheep leisurely stroll. Walking along the winding paths of Bibury, you will experience the most authentic pastoral scenery.
