What's the best looking city in the UK?

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Reply 80

Infinity_4652

EXETER!!!

Reply 81

The Egg Militia

Norwich gets my vote. Very clean city.

Edinburgh for sure.

Original post by Lumos

Bath, Lincoln, Truro, Oxford.... cant choose!

I like cities that are a bit higgledy biggledy and feel more like villages.

The sort of cities that look nice, but it wouldn't like to live in.

Nightlife in those sort of cities are often crap. I mean compare Edinburgh nightlife to Glasgow nightlife

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Reply 84

Lumos

Original post by datpiff

The sort of cities that look nice, but it wouldn't like to live in.

Nightlife in those sort of cities are often crap. I mean compare Edinburgh nightlife to Glasgow nightlife

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oh, I agree completely. for students places like bristol, london, manchester and birmingham would be much better. however I'm not too bothered about nightlife, I prefer 'retirement towns' as I call them... they're so peaceful :colondollar:

Reply 85

Jezebelle

Another vote for Bath here :smile:

Reply 86

Cluck

Another vote for Cambridge... I'm totally and utterly not biased... :colondollar:

Reply 87

Cake Faced Kid.

Original post by ChrissM

Grangetown, Middlesbrough? That's got to be one of the worst places in the country...

There must be something about the name, I was meaning Grangetown in Cardiff but after a quick google they look strikingly similar..

Reply 88

tgwktm

Original post by 2scotty

It's going to be biased, but it's got everything on your doorstep, and it is, and always will be, home to me...

BRISTOL :wink:

Picture I took for college. The Clifton Suspension Bridge in Bristol :smile:

EDIT: If I couldn't say my own city... I'd say Cardiff.

lovely picture :smile:

Reply 89

chocoholic97

Salisbury
Joking, it's hideous.

Reply 90

Platinum Mech

I haven't been to loads of UK cities, but of the ones I have visited, Durham is probably the prettiest. In fact, I think the view of the castle and cathedral from a train travelling into Durham might almost single-handedly win it that title. :sogood:

Newcastle has many pretty areas, too, but not as high a proportion of them as Durham, which is perhaps to be expected as the latter is much smaller.

Reply 91

battycatlady

York!

Although Edinburgh and London are great :biggrin:

Reply 92

danny111

Original post by Amhorangerdgerriug

London. Obvious but it really is stunning.

No it's not.

Edit: Yes it has very nice parts, but mostly it is really run down.

York is pretty.

York

Original post by danny111

No it's not.

Edit: Yes it has very nice parts, but mostly it is really run down.

It depends what you mean. If you mean on average, then probably not London - Bath perhaps; but it you are asking which has the most beautiful parts, then I stand by London,

Reply 96

Swanbow

Edinburgh, Harrogate and Lancaster.

Reply 97

pandabird

I'm obliged to say Cardiff, but Bath is beautiful.

Reply 98

Architecture-er

Bath, it's got the most beautiful composition of building possible, no other city has the same concurrent theme running throughout it.

Plus it's in a basin, so on fireworks night everyone gets to share each others fireworks, no other city offers that