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Southampton follows in second, with the coastal city earning 297 points, thanks to a number of nearby nature spots.Whilst a city-break to England's capital city may not seem like the first choice for lovers of the outdors, the study ranked London in third place, scoring 255 points out of 500. This is thanks to the capital's 240 outdoor activities, making it one of the greenest cities on the list to visit.
Bristol came fourth with 242 points, followed by Newcastle and Swansea with both cities picking up 206 points to come joint fifth.
1 | Plymouth | 345 |
2 | Southampton | 297 |
3 | London | 255 |
4 | Bristol | 242 |
5 | Newcastle | 206 |
6 | Swansea | 206 |
7 | Oxford | 199 |
8 | Wolverhampton | 188 |
9 | Birmingham | 185 |
10 | Bournemouth | 176 |
Budding astronomers may also consider the southwest region when looking for a trip away, after the research found Bristol to be the UK's star city. Fourth in the overall nature rankings with 242 points, Bristol boasts four major stargazing spots and has some of the lowest light pollution levels in the country.
Nearby Cardiff followed closely behind as the second-best city for stargazing, with London securing third place. London scored 255 points in the overall ranking and boasts sites like Morden Hall Park, hailed as perfect for stargazing by the National Trust.
Cities with rare species on their doorstep
Newcastle is the most northerly city to make the overall top 10, with a total of 206 points and has been named as the number one ranked city in the UK for rare species of animals, with residents able to see red squirrels.Joint-second cities Aberdeen and Norwich, which scored 140 and 166 points in the overall totals are also well located for spotting rare animals. Aberdeen's Bullers of Buchan is home to puffins and Norfolk's Ranworth Broad is known for its otters.
Miruna Constantinescu, National Marketing Director at McCarthy Stone, said: "From stargazing to national parks, it's amazing to see the wealth of natural hotspots which the UK has to offer in such proximity to large parts of the population.
"The lure of coastal and countryside developments may seem like the obvious choice for nature-lovers but, this study has shown that you can enjoy amazing nature sites on your doorstep across the UK.
"We understand the importance of getting outdoors, especially after living under restrictions over the past 18 months, and it's great to be able to highlight some of the UK's natural beauty."
Click here, for more information on the UK's best value cities for nature lovers and to view full rankings per area.
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