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American Tourists Were Left Speechless by Britain's Beauty

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Britain is known for its history and iconic cities, but American tourists were completely caught off guard by the breathtaking beauty they discovered across the country. 🇬🇧 From stunning countryside and charming villages to incredible coastlines and historic landmarks, these places left them genuinely speechless.
In this episode of American Rant, we're taking a look at the moments when Americans experienced Britain's beauty for themselves—and their reactions say it all.
Which part of Britain would you love to visit? Let us know in the comments! 👇
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17 Comments

@the_dorrie 1 hour ago

I am so lucky to have been born and raised in the UK - we are living in our history, surrounded by some of the most beautiful views and countryside (and I have travelled a lot). I know that home is dear to everyone's heart, but I feel so grounded here, surrounded by paleolithic sites, ancient woodlands, footpaths and hedgerows that date back to the middle ages - yet it all feels so normal and accessible.

@jopearson3022 2 weeks ago

4:30 A lot of the headstones in the Commonwealth War Cemeteries come from a limestone quarry near Wirksworth in Derbyshire.

@robertlee6479 2 weeks ago

Kesick, the W is sileent

@thomasjames5031 2 weeks ago

I'm a Brit from Plymouth in the far southwest of England. It's a place surprisingly few US Americans visit yet it has a history that goes back to the Bronze age. It has so much international history too that few people seem to realise from the Pilgrims on the Mayflower to Darwin and Fitzroy, Scott of the Antarctic and much more. A trip up on to Dartmoor and Princetown for the US revolutionary war graves and the Hound of the Baskerville's. I've lived for the last decade in Thailand and I love seeing Americans and others discovering my homeland. It makes me homesick too but I enjoy it vacariously.

@JenniferLight-g8q 9 days ago

Buckfast is a fortified wine made by monks.

@MarkBacon-km2uw 9 days ago

Chesil beach in dorset on the jurassic coast is the longest beach in the uk 18 miles long.

@attlee2010 10 days ago

Byron is paying by the hour

@gdok6088 2 weeks ago

The UK is God's Own Country('s) - why do you think he chose to live here!

@carlchadwick9858 2 weeks ago

Loved the Jimmy Fallon bit.

@karlforsyth-gray3519 2 weeks ago (edited)

I hear a lot of British voices hardy reactions from Americans
Just compilations of British videos nothing to do with the title. AI SLOP

@frankgunner8967 10 days ago

England must of been so beautiful before motorways and cars we are so over populated 65 million we are only 300 miles across it's ridiculous millions must go

@julierosling180 10 days ago

It's not called 'the land of 4 seasons, in one day' for nothing 😂... I live on the Jurassic Coast. Used to live in the village above Durdle door! West Lulworth! 😊

@frankparsons1629 13 days ago

KESWICK - is called KEZ-ICK. Gocha! Its like the town of ALNWICK, its called ANNICK. The "W" 95% of the time is dropped, BUT not always. Gocha!

@Really-hx7rl 10 days ago (edited)

The Beach at Lulworth Cove is massive!?...Since when? It's beautiful yes but its a Cove a horse shoe shape if you will. Go to Bournemouth and your see approx 7 miles of beach and all golden sand. Doors are little in old houses and cottages because people were not as tall as they are today 100s of years ago when they were bulit and they had small windows to save heat plus glass was expensive before WE invented the tin floatation method for mass production. ..