These are the best views in the UK.

Is there anything better than seeing a wonderful sight? Is it on the city skyline or on a rolling hill?

The folks at Remit know how much we love amazing scenery, which is why we’ve rounded up some of Britain’s best.

They analyzed over 1 million TripAdvisor reviews and found the site that received the most positive feedback from visitors regarding the views provided.

As a result, they have put together a list of the best places in the UK to see the sights and a larger list of the best places in the world.

The first place in Great Britain is taken by the London Eye, a tourist attraction built at the end of the millennium. And with a putty that offers stunning 360-degree views of the capital, this is hardly surprising.

Second place is Edinburgh Castle, which offers stunning views of the Scottish city. From the top of Castle Rock, on a clear day, you can see the famous Forth Bridge, bass rock, alpine peaks such as Ben Lomond, and many of Edinburgh’s historic sites.

The third palace is the Clifton Suspension Bridge in Bristol. This bridge boasts spectacular views of the Avon Gorge and the rooftops of the city.

We then had a great view of British Airways i360, a huge glass park in Brighton, the South Downs and the South Coast.

Albert Docks then ranked fifth in Liverpool, where he was able to see the city’s skyline towards brief Liverpool, including the Museum of Liverpool and the Tate.

In terms of the best views in the world, the United States is playing incredibly well in this ranking, taking first place in Rocky Top York.

The London Eye was second and the Eiffel Tower was third.

Other US locations, such as the High Roller in Las Vegas and the Diamond Head State Memorial in Hawaii, also make the top ten.

The full list is below.

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