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Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament crowned as the UK’s best view

The poll found 38% of 2,000 Brits chose the London landmarks, while Samsung used the results to promote its Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Photo Assist feature.

  • On July 9, 2026, Samsung published a survey of 2,000 Brits identifying Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament as the UK's most iconic view, chosen by 38 per cent of respondents.
  • Respondents cited the landmarks' recognisable silhouette and postcard setting , while regional favorites included Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland and Arthur's Seat in Edinburgh .
  • Social media strongly influences travel, with 80 per cent of younger Brits visiting locations after seeing them online, compared to 25 per cent of Boomers; overall, 49 per cent of respondents have travelled to an area after seeing it online.
  • Amateur photographers increasingly value editing control, with 28 per cent seeking to remove people from backgrounds and 24 per cent wanting to remove unwanted objects, prompting Samsung to highlight its Photo Assist feature.
  • The research serves as a precursor to Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked event on July 22, 2026, in London, where the company plans to unveil new form factors and showcase how upcoming hardware addresses users' photography preferences.
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Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament have been crowned the UK’s best view

Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament have been crowned the UK’s best view, according to a poll.

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Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament crowned as the UK’s best view

Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament have been crowned the UK’s best view, according to a poll.

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The Scotsman broke the news in Edinburgh, United Kingdom on Thursday, July 9, 2026.
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