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

A quiet town with leafy charm, a friendly community, and good links to the Cheshire countryside.

England's highest market town, surrounded by dramatic moorland and Pennine scenery.

A historic town with Jane Austen links, pretty countryside, and a heritage steam railway.

★★★☆☆ (3.0)

A stylish market town blending independent shops, food halls, and leafy suburbs.

A laid-back harbour town known for its seafood, sea views, and nearby nature reserves.

★★★★☆ (3.5)

A popular Lake District base with scenic walks, boat trips, and mountain views.

A split-level town where old-world charm meets Chiltern commuter convenience.

A historic town on the doorstep of Stonehenge, with deep prehistoric roots.

A former coal-mining town with Welsh-language pride, local character, and mountain views.

A small Georgian town with royal connections, woodland walks, and independent shops.

A historic market town with nearby prehistoric sites and a strong military past.

A lively and trendy North London neighbourhood with independent shops, bars, and canal-side charm.

A scenic island off the North Wales coast with beaches, castles, and dramatic coastal paths.

A historic town on the shores of Lough Neagh, with castle ruins and riverside walks.

A scenic riverside town best known for its annual horse fair and Eden Valley charm.

A traditional fishing town famed for the Arbroath Smokie, rugged cliffs, and historic abbey.

A quiet village with railway links, surrounded by countryside and chalk streams.

A cathedral city steeped in religious and Celtic history, with elegant Georgian streets.

★★★☆☆ (3.0)

A picture-perfect town crowned by a grand castle and cathedral, nestled in the South Downs.

A handsome gateway to the Peak District, known for antiques, walking, and Shrovetide football.

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