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

Nestled at the foot of the Malvern Hills, it's ideal for scenic walks and Victorian charm.

A dynamic city steeped in music, sport, and industrial history with a cool urban edge.

A riverside town that claims to be England's smallest, with historic streets and views over the Stour estuary.

A market town with a mining legacy, modern shopping, and nearby countryside trails.

A picturesque coastal village best known as the gateway to St Michael's Mount.

A peaceful Fenland market town with riverside walks and historic Georgian buildings.

A quiet Welsh village near Wrexham, known for its grand country house and rural charm.

A revitalised seaside resort blending vintage fun with modern art, home to Dreamland and the Turner Contemporary.

A quaint town steeped in history, near the site of the Battle of Bosworth Field.

A picturesque small town with stone buildings, independent shops, and a riverside setting.

Famous for gingerbread and canals, it offers a classic mix of heritage and countryside.

A stylish market town with a rich history, boutique shops, and a vibrant food scene.

Best known for its racecourse, it's a friendly market town with countryside on its doorstep.

A traditional East Yorkshire town with scenic trails and giant-sized folklore.

A charming town with one of England's widest high streets and a mix of independent shops and history.

A stylish riverside town on the Thames, known for its foodie scene and elegant Georgian architecture.

A chic central London district with leafy streets, indie boutiques, and the famed Baker Street.

A quiet coastal town with Roman roots, a maritime museum, and views across the Solway Firth.

A charming market town famed for its breweries, sheep fairs, and Yorkshire Dales location.

A gateway to the Peak District with riverside parks, a vintage cable car, and scenic limestone cliffs.

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