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Browse our full directory of towns, villages and cities reviewed on Should I Visit? – listed alphabetically for easy browsing.

A classic seaside resort with sandy beaches, a long promenade, and nostalgic coastal fun.

A charming small town with crooked buildings, rural pubs, and a famously bent church spire.

A genteel Victorian seaside town with a stunning pier, coastal walks, and literary links.

A lively market town in the Ribble Valley with a medieval castle and stunning countryside views.

A quiet, timeless village with castle ruins, stone bridges, and a truly peaceful rural feel.

A town with proud shipbuilding heritage, riverside walks, and strong Glasgow links.

★★☆☆☆ (2.0)

A small former coal-mining town with strong community ties and local history.

A proud former mining town with industrial heritage and access to the National Forest.

A post-industrial town with rich steelmaking heritage and family attractions like Summerlee Museum.

A handsome Georgian town on the edge of the Lake District, and birthplace of William Wordsworth.

A historic wool town full of timber-framed buildings, ancient abbey ruins, and artisan charm.

A modern town near Catterick Garrison with a growing community and Dales access.

Britain’s oldest recorded town, rich in Roman history and cultural heritage.

A Forest of Dean gateway town with outdoor adventure, heritage railways, and leafy surroundings.

A pleasant riverside town with historic roots, shopping, and access to the Causeway Coast.

A historic coaching town with a pretty high street and strong Midlands character.

A Pennine town with music festivals, mill-town grit, and great views from the hills.

A traditional seaside town with a long promenade, sandy beaches, and coastal wildlife nearby.

A peaceful East Devon town with narrow streets, heritage charm, and a scenic tram to the coast.

A peaceful market town famous for Comber potatoes, with cafes, walks, and countryside charm.

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