I’ve lived in some beautiful places. Not counting those, I think the most beautiful place I’ve visited is Butchart Gardens in Canada. (I remembered it as Busch Gardens) I was very young so maybe my memory of it isn’t the best, but my memory of the experience was that it was a beautiful area.
Where is the most beautiful place you’ve visited?
The Antarctic was beautiful in its pure whiteness.
Also the gardens at Madeira for their colour
Too many to mention, but I love Devon, Cornwall & Dorset for scenic & seascape views.
Ripple, you just reminded me that Alaska was beautiful also. We went to a remote area that few people go. It was in the height of summer so not too cold. I saw a beautiful eagle 
flying around. It was all pristine, the water, the air, the fish and the animals.
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In England Devon, abroad Cyprus.
I’ve have to say the mountains and lakes in British Columbia. They are so beautiful.
Cornwall,
I’d love to get back on the coastal path. Not to mention the history, legends, snorkeling, fishing and …ahem pubs!
The Mausoleum and it’s associated gardens for Windsor Castle at Frogmore. It’s absolutely relaxing when the wind direction prevents aircraft from flying over on their way to Heathrow.
I will also add that Kew Gardens before the public are admitted at 10am is a wonderful place to be no matter what the weather. The same goes for Hampton Court too, but before the public are admitted of course 
I saw beauty in the volcano landscape of Lanzarote but maybe many wouldn’t. Perhaps not so much beautiful as impressive.
Lagoa de Albufeira, shallow warm water, a watering hole, awesomeness.
Here in the UK my favourite place is Devon and Cornwall.
I have a few choices for my overseas favourite place and I think Croatia takes a bit of beating … beautiful scenery there.
Not so much beautiful more impressive.Uluru.We first saw it on a sunny day,it looked big and red.The next day after all night rain it looked very different ,water was cascading down from it like some massive water fall.We never went up it but walked around ,it took quite a long time.
There are so many places in the UK so I won’t even start gushing about my opinion of the lakes (Buttermere in particular!), the Lleyn peninsula in Wales and Devon/Dorset/Cornwall. But that aside :
I loved Vis Island croatia, with Stiniva beach
On a separate visit to Dubrovnik we visited Lokrum Island where I had a photo on the Game of Thrones sword throne, it was such a beautiful location - peacocks parading next to bunny rabbits with a backdrop of stunning architecture. Just arriving there you see this from the boat
Lake Garda left a lasting impression for years - absolutely loved our holiday there and the most relaxing boat trip in the world. Would love to go to Lake como too if I get the chance.
At 18 I went to Italy for the first time in my life. We went by coach overnight and waking up to the view of mont Blanc where we had breakfast was so amazing - I can still remember the taste and smell of the delicious coffee and croissants.
Also Morskie Oko, a lake halfway up a mountain in Poland
I really loved waking up in Dana Nature reserve (Jordan) and watching the sunrise. It’s impossible to replicate a picture with all the colours of the mountains changing as the light increases. Petra is right up there too. Really spectacular. Jordan is a very special country.
Vancouver Island Canada
I have been around quite a bit and have seen some beautiful places. Home for me was the farm and the hills until until I flew the coup.
There are a lot of beautiful places and it’s hard to pick just one. They all have different characters and are equally nice in their own way. The Lake district is another place of beauty. I have some good photographs of the area but this one of Lake Windermere is the one I’ve always liked the best. Taken at dusk after a showery day…
