The most beautiful places in SW England

Perhaps the most beautiful part of the English coast are snowy white cliffs near Lulworth town. The most famous rock formation there is a huge rock window Durdle Door.

Stonehenge megalithic structures recognized by almost everyone in the world. It is one of the most famous and mysterious locations across England. This building is old around five thousand years and a lot of people by now are wondering what was the reason for moving burdensome blocks on a desolate Salisbury Plain.  

Wells is a beautiful historic city with an amazing cathedral and the bishop's palace, which is fortified by massive walls and a moat.

One of the biggest attractions in Cornwall is St. Michael's mount - a castle standing on a small island only 500 meters from the mainland. It is interesting that at low tide can be reached in a sidewalk that emerges from the sea.

Newquay is basically interesting only for their beautiful location. In its surroundings are plenty of beautiful beaches and the high cliffs. It's the perfect place for beautiful coastal walks.

Clovelly and its surrounding landscape is a bit different than in other parts of South East England. Just the fact that the town standing on a steep slope surrounded by forest. Outside the nice houses there is also a picturesque harbor and a small waterfall.

Glastonbury is famous mainly for its gigantic music festival. However, it is also interesting for travelers because of the lots of sights that you can see here. There are the ruins of the abbey and the famous tower Glastonbury Tor associated with the legends of King Arthur's and the Holy Grail.

The mythical King Arthur and his Camelot Castle is often placed in the position of the ruins of Tintagel Castle. Outside this ruins are beautiful walks through the surrounding cliffs.

Seatown is a tourist village with a beautiful, two kilometers long, golden beach which is on both sides clamped by massive cliffs. This is ideal place to relax and hikes with spectacular views of the surrounding area.

More than one hundred thousand city Exeter is the center of county Devon. The most important monument of the city is the beautiful cathedral with a massive bell tower with 12 bells.

At the southern end of Cornwall you will find a beautiful, picturesque fishing village of Cadgwith. There are nice houses with typical roofs and very nice seaside tourist path with prospects for the local cliffs.

Salisbury Cathedral boasts with the tallest tower you can see in the UK. Measure is the whole 123 m. The cathedral was built in the early 13th century in the classic English style.

If you like the wild coast with sharp cliffs the Mullion Cove is right place for you. Extra bonus is the beautiful beach Pollurian just north from Mullion.

Nunney Castle is a beautiful example of classically built storied castle with four towers behind a moat. Even the village of Nunney is picturesque and worth a visit

Lynton and Lynmouth are essentially metropolitan area. Lynton is built on two hundred meters high cliff and Lynmouth lies directly beside the sea. It connects not only the winding road but also historically interesting cable car.

Westbay boasts with a small picturesque harbor, beautiful beach, but also with a huge golden-colored cliff called the East Cliff.

The small town of Dunster is famous for impressive castle, the picturesque main street, a church and a historic Gallox bridge.

Summer resort St. Ives can boast with four beautiful beaches surrounding rocky peninsula with chapel of st. Nicholas on the top. In nice weather this is very  beautiful place to relax.

The southernmost point of the island of Great Britain is the Cape Lizard Point in Cornwall. There is not only a great beacon, but also beautifully jagged cliffs. To the west of the peninsula is also a nice beach and a small picturesque Kynance cove

Dartmoor National Park it is quite often the "right" grim and stark landscape of plateau with wetlands and moors. The local peaks "Tors" are usually relatively flat with the tip of granite stones. It is also home of the semi-wild Dartmoor ponies.

Relatively picturesque town Penzance is considered as a westernmost city of the UK. The dominant sight is a tall tower church of saint Mary. Other tourist attraction is Admiral Benbow pub.

Falmouth City, with thirty thousand inhabitants, is boasts with a very deep natural harbor - the deepest in Western Europe and overall third deepest in the world. Another interesting sight is the Fortress over the city.

Harbor in Padstow is picturesquely located at the wide mouth of the river Camel. Boats are moored not only in the harbor, , but everywhere in the river. There is a big difference of tide.

The western end of England has really accurately chosen name - Land's End. There is famous signpost and interesting cliffs although not as impressive as in other parts of Cornwall.