What's your very favourite spot in the UK?

Thanks :-) Perhaps I should also mention Bradgate Country Park, which is closer to my home, in Leicester:

http://www.mti.dmu.ac.uk/~rherrema/photos/bradgate/P1010018.jpg

Been there, Been there!!!  Actually, we were just talking about taking the hound there.  He gets a wee bit over stimulated when we visit so we have to be prepared. 

I'm having a ball with your answers and Google Earth!

You would think it is Stonehenge since we have been there 8 times in the last 15 months - but that's just to take all our visitors who just couldn't leave England without seeing it.  We find Avebury to be a much nicer pile of rocks to look at though....hehe 
But I think our favorite place so far has been Cornwall area - with Lizards Point a beautiful area as well as Tintagle with King Arthurs Castle sitting high on a hill and even though it's much commercialize - Lands End, and Mount St Michaels with water and without water and just the whole area in general with all the narrow roads that our SatNav took us down.  Well you get the picture - the Cornwall area of England!!!!

I quite like the Lakes District.

I also like Worm's Head at Rhossili beach on the Gower.  And the beach in Swansea - down away from the city, where you can sit at night and look out over the refinery flames (sounds weird, I know). 

I keeping adding more. Sorry! Fowey in Cornwall is somewhere we spend a lot of time in the summer. We just love it there!

I prolly shouldn't even say, as I haven't been to so much of this country, but...so far, I would say the north coast of Cornwall--around Boscastle down towards Tintagel and all the coast along thereabouts:  it's the most beautiful area I've ever seen, just breathtaking.

And, this may seem silly as it's a singularly small place, it doesn't qualify as an area, per se...but I love Heale Gardens, which are a few minutes drive from where we live.  I just find it so lovely and peaceful...

And Stourhead, too...

Walking under the Thames between Greenwich and the Isle of Dogs.

The Glasgow Underground

Ambleside

The Peaks
Highlands
Glencoe
Inverness
Bradgate Park (special place with DF )
Moniack Winery in the Highlands


Hmmm, think I am obsessed with the mountains....

I find a new place each time I visit.
The most recent would be Durdle Door.
Sailing in the Solent and the view to the Isle of Wight.
I love the New Forest - Beaulieu with the small shops and ponies in the street!

I love York. We always have lunch at Betty's and walk around.

I like where I live (Hove), but was very impressed by the quaintness of Salisbury.

I like where I live (Hove), but was very impressed by the quaintness of Salisbury.

Really?!  (this is me being surprised, as we live in Salisbury.  )

* Sheffield (I studied abroad here and really settled in...Sheffield is "home" to me here in the UK.  I can't wait to move back in July.)

This one is interesting to me....my BF lives in Sheffield and neither of us like it there at all. I DO like it's proximity to the Peak District (gorgeous!), but as a city, I can't see the draw. I'd be interested to hear your take on the city.

My favorite places are:

Crossing the Parade Bridge in Bath and looking up the river at the Pultney Bridge and the weir (especially at night). Every time I walk home from the Leisure Centre, I look at that and think how lucky I am to live here.

Shropshire

Scotland - The whole country. I can't pick just one place!

Scotland - The whole country. I can't pick just one place!

Wot, you mean Easterhouse?  Wester Hailes?  Forth?  Larkhall?  Pilton?  Parkhead?  Greenock?
Believe me... there are plenty of shite places in Scotland! 
I'm very grateful i dont live in one of them, considering that in my early days here, i lived in a junkies den in Milton!  (i wasn't a junkie, but i was very naive...) 

Now... for nice places in Scotland... i quite like the West Coast, and the Hebridean islands.   We go to Islay every summer.