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

A Valleys town steeped in coal-mining heritage and nestled among wooded hillsides.

A postcard-perfect harbour village with cobbled streets and a famously magical Christmas light display.

A charming market town famed as the birthplace of the modern Olympic movement.

The â€˜Honest Toun' on the Firth of Forth, known for its racecourse and Roman roots.

A leafy, affluent suburb with Edwardian architecture and one of the best panoramic views of London.

A former glassmaking town turned commuter favourite, flanked by countryside and close to Bristol.

A stylish Cotswolds town with independent spirit, artisan food, and eco-friendly flair.

A historic market town renowned for its timber-framed buildings and strong cheese heritage.

A small town with big personality, packed with independent shops and artsy charm.

A town steeped in industrial history and waterfalls, nestled between the valleys and the coast.

A quaint, linear town with a medieval heart and a peaceful canal-side setting.

A proud former mill town in Pendle with a strong community and striking hilltop views.

A peaceful rural village with a pastoral charm, tucked away near Mold.

A Wirral market town with salt marsh walks, Georgian elegance, and a strong local identity.

A postcard-perfect Georgian town and the start of the Watercress Line steam railway.

A gritty, creative hub in southeast London with Goldsmiths College at its heart.

A leafy suburb with a surprisingly large Korean community and relaxed residential vibe.

A Peak District gateway with dramatic gorges, viaducts, and a lively community spirit.

A New Forest town with easy access to coast and countryside, popular with retirees and ramblers.

A quiet village with royal roots and moorland walks in the shadow of Radnor Forest.

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