PORT Sunlight is the only Wirral location featured on a list of the UK's 50 'most beautiful places'.
The list, compiled by Global travel site Big 7 Travel features destinations ranked 'on their overall beauty, editorial opinions and reader suggestions from the previous year's list'.
A statement on Big 7 Travel's website read: "Port Sunlight was originally built by the Lever brothers to house workers in the Lever's Sunlight Soap factory (now Unilever) and is now a place to take in beautiful architecture, history, art, and nature.
"The village is just a short train ride from Liverpool, although the wide boulevards lined with cottages and tea rooms feel a world away from the city.
"To conserve the character of the village, residents are given guidelines to ensure that the buildings are kept in excellent condition and look a certain way.
"They are Grade II listed buildings, after all."
The list of the UK's top Most Beautiful Places, according to Big Seven Travel is, in reverse order:
50. Port Sunlight, the Wirral – England
49. The Dark Hedges – Northern Ireland
48. Cheddar Gorge – England
47. Belfast – Northern Ireland
46. Isle of Muck – Scotland
45. Dolgellau, Snowdonia National Park – Wales
44. Eilean Donan – Scotland
43. Oxford – England
42. Glen Nevis – Scotland
41. St. Michael’s Mount – England
40. The Orkney Islands – Scotland
39. Isle of Mull and Iona – Scotland
37. The Isles of Scilly – England
36. Brighton – England
35. Stratford upon Avon – England
34. Loch Ness – Scotland
33. Isle of Staffa – Scotland
32. The Shambles, York – England
31. Bamburgh Castle – England
30. Shaftesbury – England
29. Tintern Abbey – Wales
28. Chalcot Crescent, London – England
27. Kynance Cove – England
26. Clovelly Village, Devon – England
25. Eoligarry Beach, Isle of Barra – Scotland
24. Dunnottar Castle – Scotland
23. High Force Waterfalls – England
22. Kinbane Castle – Northern Ireland
21. Glenfinnan Viaduct – Scotland
20. Tollymore Forest Park – Northern Ireland
19. Gower Peninsula – Wales
18. The Shetland Islands – Scotland
17. Dean Village – Scotland
16. White Cliffs of Dover – England
15. Giant’s Causeway – Northern Ireland
14. Conwy Castle – Wales
13. Durdle Door, Dorset
12. Loch Lomond & The Trossachs – Scotland
11. Minack Theatre, Cornwall
10. Devil’s Pulpit, Finnich Glen – Scotland
9. Three Cliffs Bay – Wales
8. Castle Combe, the Cotswolds – England
7. Edinburgh – Scotland
6. Cambridge – England
5. Pembrokeshire Coast – Wales
4. Bath – England
3. The Lake District – England
2. Snowdonia National Park – Wales
1. Isle of Skye – Scotland
The Big Seven Travel statement continued: "The United Kingdom is loaded with beautiful places from the rugged Scottish highlands to the honey-coloured cottages of The Cotswolds.
"Whether you live in the United Kingdom and seeking stay-cation inspiration or are searching for some Britain wanderlust, there’s no shortage of breathtaking sites to see.
"England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland all boast their own unique culture making the region all the more exciting to visit."
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