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The Most Picturesque Spots to Watch the Sunset in the United Kingdom

Travellers watch the sunset since it offers peace and introspection in the middle of the busyness of exploring the world! Everyone can appreciate sunsets since they are natural wonders, regardless of age or background. They provide a chance to take it easy and take in the beauty of nature, which can be a calming experience when travelling!

Sitting back and enjoying a sunset is calming, especially when the surroundings are similarly stunning!

If you are a sunset lover planning to visit the United Kingdom, we have a good news! The good news is that the UK is full of beautiful places to visit before dusk, whether you’re seeking breathtaking seaside vistas or want to make the most of the countryside’s rolling green hills!

Read more to find the perfect sunset spot that suits your itinerary!

Fort William

The town of Fort William boasts a location in the gorgeous Scottish Highlands right on the beaches of Lake Linnhe, and it already provides some pretty beautiful views at any time of day!

However, if you’re staying close enough, it’s well worth making the trip at dusk to admire the vivid orange and pink skies directly over the loch’s deep blue waters! This is one of the best spots to witness the most beautiful sunset ever!

Cumbria’s Solway Firth

The Solway Firth offers more than just breathtaking sunset views. Herons, oystercatchers, and short-eared owls are frequently observed along the shoreline’s banks that divide England from Scotland. The Scottish coast’s low cliffs and hills shine at dusk against a huge sky tinged with rose-yellow colours, with the strip of sand reflecting the sun’s final rays. Relax at the Steamboat Inn for simple pub fare with comfortable rooms with world-class views on the beach’s Scotch side.

Mynydd Illtyd Common, Brecon Beacons

Cornwall is frequently cited as one of the UK’s most magnificent regions, so it should come as no surprise that it is home to one of the country’s most beautiful sunset locations!

During the day, Penzance provides charming coastal walks, picturesque sandy beaches and coves, and various other attractions to discover if you’re on holiday in Cornwall.

Stay near the coast for spectacular sunset views as the sun sets on the horizon!

Sandbanks, Dorset

There is a lot to do on a wintry beach day at Sandbanks, a long spit of sand that leads to one of the most upscale and costly communities in the nation and is named the greatest place to see a sunset in the UK’s last year.

Take the ferry to Studland Bay, where you can see the majestic ruins of Corfe Castle, enjoying hot chips while strolling along Shell Bay’s dunes. Schedule your return trip to catch the sunset from the water, but act swiftly because it only takes four minutes to cross!

Broadway Tower, Cotswold

At 312 meters above sea level, the Cotswolds‘ highest peak is next to one of its loveliest villages and offers panoramic views spanning 60 miles and 16 counties. See the sun set behind the Welsh mountains at dusk, the Severn River sparkling in the dim light, and make out Oxford’s shining spires! The Tower Barn features a nice circular walk, a visitor centre, a store, and an espresso bar!

The Shetland Islands

The Shetland Islands are easily reachable by ferry, cruise, plane, or even yacht, giving you the impression that you’ve travelled to a different part of the world!

Take a cruise towards sunset for breathtaking views, or go for a walk there on a weekend getaway for some of the finest sunset panoramas!

Richmond Park

The magnificent Richmond Park makes up for its lack of height with a greater sense of retreat from the urban sprawl. Many prefer watching the sunset at the pond instead of Pembroke House, a gorgeous Georgian home close to the highest point. Sit among the ducks and geese and take in the light reflecting off the river! Need a drink? Richmond Hill‘s The Roebuck is a quaint bar with fantastic river views!

Devon

Devon is overflowing with places to catch a sunset, whether stopping for a drink at one of the charming marinas, exploring the expansive coastal vistas, or simply winding down the day with a stroll to one of its lovely beaches!

Visit this spot filled with breathtaking, naturally beautiful spots to catch a dreamy sunset with your loved ones! Fortunately, this location is also a family-friendly one!

Primrose Hill

Primrose Hill, the highest hill in North London and directly over Regent’s Park, is the ideal location to watch a sunset with your special one. You won’t be alone; many couples may be cuddling up here as the sun sets! You’ll be in a prime area for a journey into town later, and it provides an uninterrupted panoramic view of the London skyline.

The Mersey Riverbank, Liverpool

You’ll possibly realise why this gritty city is also one of our most artistic when the Mersey is illuminated by the setting sun! The Port of Liverpool Building, the Royal Building, and the Cunard Building, collectively known as The Three Graces, are the waterfront’s pride and when bathed in the purple glow of the sunset, they are impossible not to be missed! With a camera, observe the scene from the riverside opposite the residents.

The locations mentioned above are those that nature and sunset lovers favour the most! If you’re visiting the UK, stop by one of these breathtaking spots to see the most breathtaking sunset ever!

Have a safe journey!

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Exploring the Flavours of South America

The traditional cuisine of Brazil is a delightful fusion of flavours and cultures, reflecting the country's rich history and vast geographical diversity. From region to region, you'll find a diverse array of dishes that showcase the country's culinary diversity. Brazilian cuisine is prepared with a lot of passion, and the meals are not just nourishment; they are an experience in themselves. If you ever get the opportunity to visit Brazil, be sure to indulge in some of the iconic Brazilian dishes.

Moqueca

A moqueca is a flavoursome stew, typically featuring fish or seafood, seasoned with a blend of aromatic herbs and peppers. This dish can be prepared using a diverse range of ingredients, with some common variations including coconut milk, jambu, coriander, urucum (annatto seeds), dendê oil (palm oil), and other flavourful elements. However, the quintessential feature of a traditional moqueca recipe is the use of a clay pot, which plays a crucial role in even cooking, harmoniously infusing the ingredients with the spices, imparting a unique taste, and ensuring the meal remains warm for an extended period.

Coxinha

Coxinha is a cherished street food in Brazil, featuring a crispy croquette shaped like a chicken drumstick and fried until it's golden and delicious. It's traditionally filled with chicken meat and cream cheese. The origins of coxinha have a historical twist; one tale links its creation to the son of Brazil's Princess Isabel, who had a penchant for chicken thighs. Nonetheless, food historians propose that it was developed during the industrialization of São Paulo as a cost-effective and dependable alternative to the customary chicken cutlets frequently served as snacks for industrial workers at factory entrances.

Churrasco

Churrasco is a type of Brazilian barbecue that was first introduced in Rio Grande do Sul, the southernmost state in the country. Within Brazilian culture, churrasco holds a unique position. If you are invited to a Brazilian family's home, you will most likely be welcomed by the enticing smells of sizzling churrasco being prepared in their honour. Brazilians enjoy cooking churrasco as it is an integral part of their culture and a fantastic way to reconnect and celebrate with friends and family. Whether it's at home, in a park, on the beach, or even on the street with all the neighbours participating, the ideal time to savour churrasco is at any time.

Po de queijo

Brazilian cheese bread, typically known as "Pao de Queijo" in Brazil, is a delightful baked snack created by blending cheese and starch. Once it's been baked in the oven, it takes on a crisp and golden outer layer while retaining a soft, cheese-filled interior. This well-loved and traditional Brazilian nibble pairs wonderfully with a cup of tea.

Acarajé

Acarajé, a delicacy from Bahia, is regarded as the world's most popular street food. It involves shaping peeled beans or black-eyed peas into a ball, deep-frying them in palm oil, cutting them in half, and filling them with savoury, spicily prepared pastes that contain ingredients like cashews, palm oil, and shrimp. Typically, it's served with homemade spicy pepper sauces and a tomato salad. The dish was originally introduced by enslaved Nigerians who began selling it on the streets of Brazil during the nation's colonial era.

Empadinha

A small savoury Brazilian pie is referred to as an empadinha. It is a typical Brazilian appetiser or snack with a flaky, buttery pastry. It is filled with various ingredients, including heart of palm, chicken, prawn, cheese, dried meat, salt fish, and vegetables. It is a smaller version of the Brazilian dinner staple, empada, which is a regular-sized pie.

Arroz com Pequi

The central Brazilian rice dish with pequi, known as arroz com pequi, is especially popular in Goiás and Minas Gerais. Pequi, a small seasonal fruit often served as a vegetable despite its strong cheese-like, farmyard flavour, is the main component of this meal.

Rennet cheese

In the northern parts of Brazil, you'll encounter queijo coalho, a distinctive and surprisingly lightweight cheese, also referred to as queijo-de-coalho, which translates to "rennet cheese." When you take a bite of this cheese, it has a somewhat squeaky texture. Notably, one of its key characteristics is its ability to withstand high temperatures, making it an ideal choice for grilling and toasting.

Brigadeiro

One of the most beloved and commonly consumed sweets in Brazil is brigadeiro. But what exactly are they? Portuguese truffles? Chocolates? Muffin balls? Toffee balls? Caramels? Traditionally, they are made with butter, sweetened condensed milk, milk, or dark chocolate and are incredibly smooth, creamy, and sweet. If you've never tried one, I can guarantee you'll fall in love after your first taste!

Brazil Nuts

As you set off on your journey, do keep in mind to explore some unique fruits and nuts. Just a couple of Brazil nuts can provide you with ample selenium, and these nuts boast the highest magnesium content among all nuts. Raw Brazil nuts are not only gluten-free but also free from cholesterol. Additionally, their substantial concentration of ellagic acid makes them an asset in combating cancer and inflammation. If you find yourself feeling down or anxious during your journey, consider grabbing a handful of either raw or roasted Brazil nuts to potentially uplift your mood. And while you're in Brazil, make sure to sample the vibrant purple fruit known as acai; it's a must-try on your adventure.

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