The beauty of England is simply mesmerizing! From the misty countryside dotted with charming villages to the majestic cliffs of Dover and the serene Lake District, every landscape feels like it’s been painted by nature’s own hand. But what truly makes England unforgettable is its people-their kindness, wit, and sense of tradition make every interaction feel special. The cultural richness, from Shakespeare’s legacy to the royal heritage and world-class museums, tells a story of a nation steeped in history yet alive with modern energy. Every corner of England, whether it’s the bustling streets of London or the peaceful moors of Yorkshire, holds a unique charm that leaves a lasting impression. England isn’t just a place to visit-it’s a place to fall in love with!
It's wonderful to hear your love for England! It's great that you have the opportunity to enjoy such a beautiful neighboring country so easily. What are some of your favorite places to visit in England, and do you have any memorable experiences from your travels there?
@@DaveBloke-tg5wvstraight to the point there Dave lad 😂 try not sounding like a creep by saying “I’m from England, I find it interesting how people from all over the globe want to travel here. What country do you come from? I see many different tourists here, mainly from Asia and the US”…. Or just be straight up like you did lad, f*c* it hahaha
St Albans just 20 miles north of London is well worth a visit with Roman Verulamium, The Cathedral and a charming historic city centre with many nice pubs!
@@kevinlewis-v4xas GregStudio.. answered. I think it's AI but it seems to be based on somewhere like Bourton-on-the-Water, one of many picturesque villages in the Cotswolds
I think there are laws in these countries also in countries like australia people cannot tear down old structures to make their new ones old buildings are preserved also most prefered conservative views to new ideas knowledge still the power house
That first "English breakfast" wasn't traditionally English breakfast at all. It's not traditional to eat frankfurters and beans for breakfast in the UK.
There are many other interesting places going further north, like High Force which was featured in Robin Hood Prince of Thieves. There’s Whitby, Scarborough and many other coastal towns up north, not to mention all the beautiful little villages. The whole of England has something to see, not just the south. We are proud to be from the north of England.
The most amazing thing about this video is that the thumbnail is not Clickbait at all. It’s an actual place that anyone can find. It is located behind Poundland in the middle of Codswallop, along the River Sodall
I think I've been all over the UK. My personal favourites have always been little towns and villages in the South though. 😅 They are like toys, you know, "good old England". Actually, I loved Wales, Portmeirion, mt Snowdon. And Scotland, more gloomy, with character. Though most of the time I spend in Birmingham. The main attraction in the UK are the people, definitely. The selfirony! The social skills! Just outstanding 😄 Love you, guys!
Ha ha well spotted. This person is just scraping images and video from the web. The narrator is probably just reading off a card and has never been to England. Note the map of "England" which is actually the map of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Poor video.
If travellers are overlooking these destinations, they have done zero research on England. All are major tourist destinations. Birmingham is a strange place to put on a must see list! Canterbury, Windsor, Norwich, Lincoln, Durham, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick, Worcester, Newcastle and Chester are much more interesting places. The beautiful counties of Devon and Cornwall should also feature.
County Durham is probably the biggest hidden gem in England, gorgeous countryside up there. It should be a pilgrimage sight for Americans what with being where the Washington family came from and it's their coat of arms that their flag is derived from.
Birmingham is not boring, lot of interesting places in vicinity. Dudley Canal & Caverns are certainly worth visiting. St. Michael's cathedral in Coventry is also a gem.
Oh how I miss England. Especially LONDON. Yet, I can’t afford to live there anymore. The cost of living has skyrocketed. My pension needs an extra boost of at least £4000 to lead a frugal lifestyle. So I’ll be moving to a country in Asia. My income will be enough for me to afford a modest living. Pensioners are suffering a lot these days in England.
State pension varies depending on how many years you’ve worked and paid into the system. Most people have private pensions too, so everyone’s pension can vary quite a lot and as such not all pensioners are ‘suffering a lot’. I’m certainly not.
@@philtucker1224if you have been living in London as a Pensioner no one is throwing you out of your flat , if you want to live in London no one will pay universal benefit for that
@@dianeshelton9592 yes that’s correct. To live successfully in London after retirement you would need quite a large personal pension and/or very good capital investments.
@@philtucker1224 and as I pointed out if you were already living in London when you became a pensioner , then you would stay living in London. Are you seriously telling me that London is devoid of all pensioners? I can tell you that absolutely is not true and they simply are not all wealthy. Some are indeed quite poor pensioners. Your problem is you were not already living in London before you became a pensioner.
I really like the places you chose. ❤Indeed, the diversity is huge, everyone can find an area and experiences that suits them. I also liked the trivia at the beginning of the video, thank you! 😊
For Liverpool a few notes you need to take heed of in the inevitable update that is required when talking about this city. There is more than one football club here; Everton FC is the oldest football club in the city and established before Liverpool FC. The original ground built by Everton FC was sold as they moved across Stanley Park to a new home, Goodison Park. The 'old' ground they sold would become Anfield, home to Liverpool FC. There is a new football stadium, currently under construction (at the time of writing), and is due for completion in 2025, this will be the new home of Everton FC - Bramley Moore Dock. This means that every football stadium in the city of Liverpool was built by Everton Football Club. The Three Graces - consisting of The Royal Liver Building, Cunard Building and Port of Liverpool Building - the word 'Liver' is miss-pronounced in this video, it is not pronounced Liver (like the organ liver), but Lyver or phonetically as Lie-ver.
You have included an image of the Radcliffe Camera in the section on Cambridge. The Radcliffe Camera is in Oxford. Oxford is much easier to get to from London. You can get a train from Paddington station. As you walk past St Mary's church into Radcliffe Square, look out for Mr Tumnus.
The whole thing is a mess. From the boiled water and hotdogs, to moving places around and including pics from Australia and The US. to the unforgiveable Lake Waste Water! I nearly choked on my wine at that one. I am normally forgiving of the American need to slaughter our language, but that one was a step too far even for me.
FUN FACT: The narator doesn't know the difference between Great Britain, The United Kingdom and ENGLAND! England is one of 4 different countries within the United Kingdom. The map show the Islands of G.Britain, the home of the UK, which includes England!😂
Yes thanks for this my wife and i were looking at this, i said wait a minute were the hell is that city next to brighton, i was guessing the new york skyline, but many thanks for clearing it up, also the sun and clear water was also a dead give away lol
England the homeland of my ancestors and my people. A place enriched in Tradition, Culture, Legacy, Heritage, And Centuries Of History. A place of Tourism , Hospitality, Beauty, Elegance, Splendor, Amazement Enchantment, Adventure, Exploration, Excitement, Mystery, Intrigue, Superstition, Mysticism, Mythology, And More. But the only people I care nothing about is the Royal Family Jokes . They care nothing for the people. But I hope to oneday go there to discover my family history and ancestry.
🇬🇧 I am amazed that you didn’t visit Canterbury. The Cathedral, ancient history, a World Heritage Site, Tudor houses, boating on the river, + coffee shops, restaurants , Roman city walls , etc etc. The list is long. And it's SO close to London.
Oh dear, the title of this video is ‘Wonders of England” but you showed a map of the UK. At least all the locations you feature are in England, thanks.
🇬🇧 What about Stratford upon Avon, and the house that Shakespeare was born in ,+ Anne Hatherway's cottage , and a total of 4 or 5 , Shakespeare properties.+ William Shakespeare's grave. Warwick Castle, a fantastic day out. It's not a ruin . No mention of Jane Austen ,when in Bath. What about Windsor Castle. Another home of the Royal family. Lastly, too much aerial photography. You need to be on the ground to see the beauty up close. The ancient houses, villages, the tea rooms. Birmingham isn't really worth a visit.
I am british born and bred here in London England and although I do enjoy an occasional cup of tea I prefer a cup of cofee like most british born friends of mine.
Tea is the boss, but I drink both. Tea with a splash and coffee fresh, strong, and black. Fun fact: Where the tea bag is American (New York I think, if memory serves) modern coffee was invented in London.
It's not just England, the whole of the UK is beautiful!
The beauty of England is simply mesmerizing! From the misty countryside dotted with charming villages to the majestic cliffs of Dover and the serene Lake District, every landscape feels like it’s been painted by nature’s own hand. But what truly makes England unforgettable is its people-their kindness, wit, and sense of tradition make every interaction feel special. The cultural richness, from Shakespeare’s legacy to the royal heritage and world-class museums, tells a story of a nation steeped in history yet alive with modern energy. Every corner of England, whether it’s the bustling streets of London or the peaceful moors of Yorkshire, holds a unique charm that leaves a lasting impression. England isn’t just a place to visit-it’s a place to fall in love with!
England is beautiful. This is truly an attractive destination♥♥♥
yes, England is beautiful!
me too
Love England 🇳🇱❤️🏴 and luckily they are our neighbors and its close to here and short to travel 👌🏻👌🏻
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It's wonderful to hear your love for England! It's great that you have the opportunity to enjoy such a beautiful neighboring country so easily. What are some of your favorite places to visit in England, and do you have any memorable experiences from your travels there?
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Yes,falling love
England is so beautiful! I also love the tea.
England is my lifetime dream ❤
Where do you live?
@@DaveBloke-tg5wvstraight to the point there Dave lad 😂 try not sounding like a creep by saying “I’m from England, I find it interesting how people from all over the globe want to travel here. What country do you come from? I see many different tourists here, mainly from Asia and the US”…. Or just be straight up like you did lad, f*c* it hahaha
@@EpiCKZz I'd had a beer and can barely remember this to be honest, that was quite funny how you put it.
Seeing white people living and taking money from your country is mine. Plus cathedrals and synagogues.
me too
i love England
I Love England
Such a beautiful country❤
It used to be but now, far to many foreign men doing nasty things nowadays...
St Albans just 20 miles north of London is well worth a visit with Roman Verulamium, The Cathedral and a charming historic city centre with many nice pubs!
Watching from Kashmir stay blessed with peace love and justice without any prejudice ❤
You've completely ignored Devon and Cornwall in the SouthWest, two of England's most visited and beautiful counties!
Thats what i was thinking the English Rivieira plus people go surfing in Newquay which i believe is Cornwall but still a good video plenty info !!!
the picture on the thumbnail, where is this?
@@kevinlewis-v4xIt’s clickbait, the thumbnail doesn’t exist!
@@kevinlewis-v4xas GregStudio.. answered. I think it's AI but it seems to be based on somewhere like Bourton-on-the-Water, one of many picturesque villages in the Cotswolds
Out of fairy tale, indeed 💯
Yes England is beautiful
Love England ♥♥♥
You missed Stratford-Upon-Avon, Warrick and Windsor. Lovely towns. Birmingham is rather industrial and run down.
Thank you I thoroughly enjoyed my visit to England part of England I never saw so thank you for your wonderful video🎈🇺🇸🎈
hi this program host wow i like your presentation so good voice and joyfull or iconic...//
I think there are laws in these countries also in countries like australia people cannot tear down old structures to make their new ones old buildings are preserved also most prefered conservative views to new ideas knowledge still the power house
England yeah !!!
That first "English breakfast" wasn't traditionally English breakfast at all. It's not traditional to eat frankfurters and beans for breakfast in the UK.
london has got to be on the list
I have really enjoyed watching your video. England is such a beauty, a land of wonders. ♥♥♥
Lol
@@VentureThrills
You haven't been around.
Go see 24 countries, like me....then make your choice
England is a beautiful country but for safety sake do not visit Birmingham and Manchester. Both are vile and filthy disgusting cities.
15 seconds in you hit the best place in the country! WAWAW
Quite enjoyable.
A hiccup at the end, with Brighton and the Melbourne skyline in the distance 😅
I was about to comment on that 😅
There are many other interesting places going further north, like High Force which was featured in Robin Hood Prince of Thieves. There’s Whitby, Scarborough and many other coastal towns up north, not to mention all the beautiful little villages. The whole of England has something to see, not just the south. We are proud to be from the north of England.
Hadrian's Wall is one of main attractions.
That's the nicest thing I've ever seen anyone say about Birmingham. Each to their own I guess.
The most amazing thing about this video is that the thumbnail is not Clickbait at all. It’s an actual place that anyone can find. It is located behind Poundland in the middle of Codswallop, along the River Sodall
Lmfao 😂
I think I've been all over the UK. My personal favourites have always been little towns and villages in the South though. 😅 They are like toys, you know, "good old England". Actually, I loved Wales, Portmeirion, mt Snowdon. And Scotland, more gloomy, with character. Though most of the time I spend in Birmingham. The main attraction in the UK are the people, definitely. The selfirony! The social skills! Just outstanding 😄 Love you, guys!
Amazing view
England is a beautiful country
Exepcially the subway is different a lot
AMAZING.
Awesome 😎
❤❤❤really WONDERFUL place
wow nice England
England ❤❤❤❤
Missed Devon and Cornwall and Northumberland 😢
WONDERFUL.
We like ‘em overlooked, thank you! Everywhere that’s fantastic is overcrowded.
Amazing place
At only 38 seconds there is a picturesque view of a lovely New England town. Just look at the traffic on the wrong side of the road.
Ha ha well spotted.
This person is just scraping images and video from the web. The narrator is probably just reading off a card and has never been to England. Note the map of "England" which is actually the map of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
Poor video.
The clip of Brighton in Melbourne also amused me 😂
Well of course it’s most of the world that drive on the wrong side of the road
Nice country
MASHALLAH
Amazing places
If travellers are overlooking these destinations, they have done zero research on England. All are major tourist destinations. Birmingham is a strange place to put on a must see list! Canterbury, Windsor, Norwich, Lincoln, Durham, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick, Worcester, Newcastle and Chester are much more interesting places. The beautiful counties of Devon and Cornwall should also feature.
County Durham is probably the biggest hidden gem in England, gorgeous countryside up there. It should be a pilgrimage sight for Americans what with being where the Washington family came from and it's their coat of arms that their flag is derived from.
Birmingham is not boring, lot of interesting places in vicinity. Dudley Canal & Caverns are certainly worth visiting. St. Michael's cathedral in Coventry is also a gem.
Amazing
The discovery of the dramatic cliffs and serene beaches of Ireland's Cliffs of Moher proves it's one of the most beautiful places in the world
Ireland is not in England, numb nuts.
However I do love to visit Pakistan that is in India. Get it chum?
Amazing
Ignored Everton's stadium in the background while waxing lyrical about Anfield. Great stuff 😂.
Amazing
Amazing
Amazing
Err....the Radcliffe Camera is in Oxford...BIG mistake
I LOVE
Oh how I miss England. Especially LONDON. Yet, I can’t afford to live there anymore. The cost of living has skyrocketed. My pension needs an extra boost of at least £4000 to lead a frugal lifestyle. So I’ll be moving to a country in Asia. My income will be enough for me to afford a modest living. Pensioners are suffering a lot these days in England.
State pension varies depending on how many years you’ve worked and paid into the system. Most people have private pensions too, so everyone’s pension can vary quite a lot and as such not all pensioners are ‘suffering a lot’. I’m certainly not.
To be a little more accurate, state pension peaks at just over £1000 payable every four weeks. Many rents in London are that weekly!
@@philtucker1224if you have been living in London as a Pensioner no one is throwing you out of your flat , if you want to live in London no one will pay universal benefit for that
@@dianeshelton9592 yes that’s correct. To live successfully in London after retirement you would need quite a large personal pension and/or very good capital investments.
@@philtucker1224 and as I pointed out if you were already living in London when you became a pensioner , then you would stay living in London. Are you seriously telling me that London is devoid of all pensioners? I can tell you that absolutely is not true and they simply are not all wealthy. Some are indeed quite poor pensioners. Your problem is you were not already living in London before you became a pensioner.
I really like the places you chose. ❤Indeed, the diversity is huge, everyone can find an area and experiences that suits them. I also liked the trivia at the beginning of the video, thank you! 😊
Your image of Brighton Beach and the bathing boxes with the city skyline in the back is Brighton Victoria Australia NOT the UK Brighton.
🇬🇧 I was puzzling over that.
Fantastic.
This whole video is just a collection of stuff scraped off the internet by AI. The narrator is probably a bot as well or if not, poor woman.
Brilliant 😊
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Love Englaterra berry beautiful ❤🌹🌺
What a wonderful journey through England, with magnificent photography and commentary! I felt I was right there! Thank you for sharing your journey!
For Liverpool a few notes you need to take heed of in the inevitable update that is required when talking about this city. There is more than one football club here; Everton FC is the oldest football club in the city and established before Liverpool FC. The original ground built by Everton FC was sold as they moved across Stanley Park to a new home, Goodison Park. The 'old' ground they sold would become Anfield, home to Liverpool FC. There is a new football stadium, currently under construction (at the time of writing), and is due for completion in 2025, this will be the new home of Everton FC - Bramley Moore Dock. This means that every football stadium in the city of Liverpool was built by Everton Football Club. The Three Graces - consisting of The Royal Liver Building, Cunard Building and Port of Liverpool Building - the word 'Liver' is miss-pronounced in this video, it is not pronounced Liver (like the organ liver), but Lyver or phonetically as Lie-ver.
I've never heard anyone pronounce liverpool as lyver pool
You have included an image of the Radcliffe Camera in the section on Cambridge. The Radcliffe Camera is in Oxford. Oxford is much easier to get to from London. You can get a train from Paddington station.
As you walk past St Mary's church into Radcliffe Square, look out for Mr Tumnus.
The whole thing is a mess. From the boiled water and hotdogs, to moving places around and including pics from Australia and The US. to the unforgiveable Lake Waste Water! I nearly choked on my wine at that one. I am normally forgiving of the American need to slaughter our language, but that one was a step too far even for me.
Stunning 🇬🇧 hello from Amber London
Excellent
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FUN FACT: The narator doesn't know the difference between Great Britain, The United Kingdom and ENGLAND! England is one of 4 different countries within the United Kingdom. The map show the Islands of G.Britain, the home of the UK, which includes England!😂
The narrator is a robot or AI. That's what I think. errr.
That was the first thing I noticed.
real?
And?
Great photography though! ,
Oh beautiful, i feel good view
Excellent
Amazing,thank u explaining to me about England
You’ll love Leeds..
Beautiful view
Next time, please include Canterbury as well.
Agreed! ( I’m also from Canterbury) 👍
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Very nice 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
The first shot of an 'English breakfast' was not an English breakfast at all, it was a monstrosity!
The beach showed in 31:45 is actually Brighton beach in Melbourne, Australia
Definitely, I’m from the area in Melbourne and picked it up straight away. Looks nothing like UK Brighton is.
Thanks for that. I was taken aback because Worthing (the next town over) doesn't have that skyline!
Yes thanks for this my wife and i were looking at this, i said wait a minute were the hell is that city next to brighton, i was guessing the new york skyline, but many thanks for clearing it up, also the sun and clear water was also a dead give away lol
England the homeland of my ancestors and my people. A place enriched in Tradition, Culture, Legacy, Heritage, And Centuries Of History. A place of Tourism , Hospitality, Beauty, Elegance, Splendor, Amazement Enchantment, Adventure, Exploration, Excitement, Mystery, Intrigue, Superstition, Mysticism, Mythology, And More. But the only people I care nothing about is the Royal Family Jokes . They care nothing for the people. But I hope to oneday go there to discover my family history and ancestry.
Beautiful presentation. Very informative. Thank you 😊
🇬🇧 I am amazed that you didn’t visit Canterbury. The Cathedral, ancient history, a World Heritage Site, Tudor houses, boating on the river, + coffee shops, restaurants , Roman city walls , etc etc. The list is long. And it's SO close to London.
Fully agree! I’m also from Canterbury 👍
Amazing Street
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Lots of mistakes . Can someone tell me , who is Hairy Potter ? What's Melbourne doing on the south coast of England .
Harry's grandad
Wait? What's a village near the Herts Cambs border doing on the coast?....
Thank you for sharing with us
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Oh dear, the title of this video is ‘Wonders of England” but you showed a map of the UK. At least all the locations you feature are in England, thanks.
Amazing!!
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Not much sun...where do you live?
Eastern England gets less rain than Rome. But our weather is, erm, complicated.
Very well done, been over about 10 times, mainly London. Want to do the other stops!
Thanks! ❤️
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nice shots! I think I'll take inspiration for my next contents!
🇬🇧 What about Stratford upon Avon, and the house that Shakespeare was born in ,+ Anne Hatherway's cottage , and a total of 4 or 5 , Shakespeare properties.+ William Shakespeare's grave. Warwick Castle, a fantastic day out. It's not a ruin .
No mention of Jane Austen ,when in Bath.
What about Windsor Castle. Another home of the Royal family.
Lastly, too much aerial photography. You need to be on the ground to see the beauty up close. The ancient houses, villages, the tea rooms. Birmingham isn't really worth a visit.
Please showcase the north
Liverpool is one of the most amazing city’s the 3 Graces, the river Mersey very interesting History and beauty ❤
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I am british born and bred here in London England and although I do enjoy an occasional cup of tea I prefer a cup of cofee like most british born friends of mine.
but are they britons or just british born?
My DELonghi coffee machine is my morning life saver. I like the occasional herbal tea.
That’s because your a Briton and not Englischhhh. What what……..sink meeeeeee…….carry on
Tea is the boss, but I drink both. Tea with a splash and coffee fresh, strong, and black. Fun fact: Where the tea bag is American (New York I think, if memory serves) modern coffee was invented in London.