The most beautiful sunsets in the UK - There are few things better to do on a warm summer evening than watch the sunset. Here are some of the most beautiful places in the UK to watch the sunset at the end of the day.

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Whitstable - This seaside escape in Kent is known for its incredible sea food, though it's also worth a visit for its sunsets.

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Snowdonia - The incredible landscapes of Snowdonia National Park in the north of Wales are fantastic by day, by night, and of course at sunset too.

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Eilean Donan castle - The atmospheric location of this spectacular castle in the Highlands of Scotland makes it a perfect spot to watch the day end.

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Margate - This wind farm off of the coast of Margate, Kent, makes this shot of the sunset just perfect.

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Isle of Rum - Scotland has many incredible views which look even more amazing at the end of the day, just like this one on the Isle of Rum in the Inner Hebrides.

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Crosby beach - West-facing Crosby beach in Liverpool is a great spot to watch the sunset, and it's also where you can also admire the thought-provoking sculptures from Antony Gormley.

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Stonehenge - Its mystical purpose is thought to be connected to the movements of the sun and stars, which is why the Neolithic monument of Stonehenge looks so fantastic at sunset.

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Eigg - Another entry from Scotland, the Isle of Eigg is also located in the Inner Hebrides.

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The Shard - There's no mistaking the outline of the Shard, which looks even more distinctive with the sun slowly setting behind it.

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Bath - The historic city of Bath, in Somerset, is best seen from the Bath skyline walk.

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Bournemouth - The coastal resort of Bournemouth has been a tourist attraction since Victorian times, and it's easy to see why.

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Edinburgh Castle - The hilly surroundings of the Scottish capital have a number of great spots to watch the sun go down.

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The Lake District - The Lake District is one of the most-visited spots in the UK, and has been home to some of the nation's most prolific poets and painters.

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Seven Sisters - Seven Sisters is named after its seven white cliffs, and its proximity to London makes it a perfect place to escape to from the bustle of the big city.

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The Humber Bridge - The Humber bridge was first opened to the public in 1981, and is the longest bridge in the UK. It's a good spot to see the sunset on even longer summer evenings.

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Giant's Causeway - This incredible geological formation in Northern Ireland looks even more beautiful at the end of the day.

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Orkney Islands - They might not be the most-visited place in the UK, but this photo of the Yesnaby sea stack at sunset should be enough to convince anyone to plan a trip.

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Arthur's Seat - Another shot of beautiful Edinburgh at the end of the day, this time from Arthur's seat.

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The London Eye - Where would be one of the best places to watch the sunset in London? From the London Eye of course.

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Blackpool pier - This grade-II listed building is the perfect backdrop for the setting sun.

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Rhossili Bay - West-facing Rhossili Bay in Wales provides a beautiful view of the sunset.

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Newport - Next to the medieval settlement of Newport in Wales is an idyllic shoreline, perfect to watch the sunset.

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Greenwich park - Greenwich park is one of many places in London where you can witness the sun set over the capital's incredible skyline.

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Jura - The Scottish Islands are definitely not lacking in beauty, as can been seen from this sunset on the picturesque isle of Jura on the west coast.

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Scilly Isles - The white sands and incredible shores of the Scilly Isles attract many tourists in the summer, and the sunsets there aren't bad either.

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Severn Bridge - The spectacular outline of the suspension bridge which crosses the river Severn looks even better at sunset.

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Holywell Bay - The golden sands of Holywell Bay in Cornwall are a perfect holiday destination, and were even used as a set for 'Poldark'.

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Brecon Beacons - This beautiful mountain range in South Wales is a great place to hike and also watch the sunset.

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Barmouth Bay - Another fantastic location to watch the sunset in Wales, Barmouth Bay is also popular for camping and caravans.

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Loch Linnhe - The combination of spectacular mountains and the sea loch make this spot on the west coast of Scotland a great place to watch the sunset.

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