1. Bibury, Gloucestershire
So beautiful this village, a famous artist William Morris to mention Bibury as the most beautiful village in England. Here you can see the typical panorama of old English village with stone cottages and traditional bridges. One of the most famous areas here is Arlington Row which has 17th-century style houses. The village is also split the same Coln River that many inhabit the same trout.
2. Polperro, Cornwall
If you want to know the atmosphere of the port village in England, can really stop here. With typical European buildings, here you can walk on the deck along the coastline. In Polperro, there is also a museum where you can know more about the daily activities of these villagers who are mostly livelihoods as fishermen. If you have the opportunity to stop by here, do not forget to also make his seafood.
3. Rye, Sussex
Rye was once an important area in British shipping. If you look now you may wonder because of this village is not too close to the sea. But believe not believe, once Rye surrounded the sea. If you want to see the prettiest scenery of Rye with stone streets and roofed houses, you can stop by. Mary's Parish Church. The location is also just about 2 hours by train from London.
4. Abbotsbury, Dorset
About the value of history and the beauty of nature, maybe Abbotsbury is the champion! The village that already existed since the iron age has a lot of appeal for the tourists. In addition to its super calm and cooling nuance, the village also has many art galleries and studios. Here there is also a 13-kilometer long lake that is inhabited by various species of animals and rare seabirds. If the houses in other villages are roofed, many houses on Abbotsbury's roof are made of straw.
5. Portmeirion, Gwynedd
Arriving here maybe you will feel there in Italy. But make no mistake. This village still exists in the region of Wales, UK. Designed by architect Sir Clough Williams-Ellis from 1925 - 1975, Portmeirion has many unique angles that spoil the eye. In addition to the colorful houses with beautiful gardens in the contents of various types of flowers, in Portmeirion, there are also some buildings and Mediterranean-style areas, such as the square in the middle of the city.
6. Cushendun, Antrim
Being on the edge of the sea and surrounded by cliffs and rolling hills whose beauty makes anyone chuckle awe, Cushendun is also a village designed by Sir Clough Williams-Ellis. The difference, this village first made by the architect in 1912 before he designed Portmeirion. In addition, Cushendun is also located exactly in Glendun which is one of 9 Glens of Antrim. For those who feel confused, Glens of Antrim is a row of valleys famous for its beauty in Northern Ireland.
7. Castle Combe, Wiltshire
If the English people were asked what they thought was the most beautiful village in the United Kingdom, they would most likely answer Castle Combe. Located on the banks of the Bybrook River, the village's beauty made film producers select Castle Combe as their shooting location. For example, Stardust and War Horse. In addition, in this village there is also St. Andrews has the oldest medieval clock in England. Want to see a 12th-century castle whose name is the name of this village? Just 600 meters, to the north of his village. And this village is also a nature conservation area.
8. Hawkshead, Cumbria
For you who love to walk must like to play here. Hawkshead is one of the villages in Britain that prohibits its citizens to drive a motor vehicle. Every corner of this village is pretty beautiful, Aladiners! There are many unique boutiques and cafes that you can find here. The village is also rich in historical value. This you can see in the ruins of Hawkshead Hall that already existed since the 15th century. Imagine how cool the streets are in the little alleys surrounded by gorgeous whitewashed cottages here.
9. Beddgelert, Gwynedd
In addition to Portmeirion, there is another beautiful village in Gwynedd. Located in Snowdonia National Park which is a natural conservation area of the mountains and waters of Wales, Beddgelert is very beautiful. If you want the best ice cream in England, this is where you can meet with Glaslyn Ices. For you who know the comic of Rupert Bear, this village turns home from its illustrator, Alfred Edmeades Bestall.
