1. Mottisfont Abbey, Hampshire
2. Clifton Suspension Bridge, Bristol
3. Tarr Steps, Somerset
4. Westonbirt Arboretum, Gloucestershire
At first glance, this may look any old forest. But on closer inspection, Westonbirt is a very special place. The National Arboretum houses over 2,500 species of trees, collected from temperate climates from all over the world. From China to Chile, you'll be able to walk amongst trees that have been planted since the Arboretum's inception in the 1850s, all before picnicking in the Downs' grassland.
5. Kyoto Garden, London
6. The Islands of Derwentwater, Cumbria
7. Devil's Pulpit, Monmouthshire
8. Devil’s Dyke, East Sussex
9. Kynance Cove, Cornwall
10. Waterlow Park, London
11. Corfe Castle, Dorset
12. Hayburn Wyke, Scarborough
13. Hyde Park, London
14. Barafundle Beach, Pembrokeshire
15. Richmond Upon Thames, Surrey
16. Horniman Museum and Gardens, London
17. Formby Beach, Merseyside
18. River Swale, Yorkshire
19. Arthur's Seat, Edinburgh
Situated in the heart of Edinburgh, this dramatic hill in Holyrood Park is just a short walk from the Royal Mile. At a leisurely stroll, you'll find yourself at the peak of this dormant volcano well within an hour, and there is no better place to enjoy an Edinburgh sunset.