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St Annes: The Quieter Lancashire Seaside Town Five Miles From Blackpool
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St Annes: The Quieter Lancashire Seaside Town Five Miles From Blackpool

St Annes near Blackpool offers sandy beaches, a Victorian pier, beach huts, family attractions and a famous ki...

Herne Bay: Kent's Old-School Seaside Town With A Prize-Winning Pier
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Herne Bay: Kent's Old-School Seaside Town With A Prize-Winning Pier

Herne Bay on the Kent coast pairs a 1890s Victorian pier, Roman ruins at Reculver, seaside arcades and quirky...

Brandywine Festival: five days of hobbit life in an English country park
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Brandywine Festival: five days of hobbit life in an English country park

Inside the Brandywine Festival at Weston Park: a five-day, hobbit-inspired autumn event with yurts, maypoles,...

Cholmondeley Castle Gardens: Cheshire's Gothic Castle With Eight Gardens Worth the Detour
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Cholmondeley Castle Gardens: Cheshire's Gothic Castle With Eight Gardens Worth the Detour

Cholmondeley Castle Gardens in Cheshire, between Liverpool and Birmingham: eight gardens, a Gothic castle, blu...

Grimsby: The Humber Port Town Where Smoked Fish, Victorian Landmarks and Market Stalls Steal the Show
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Grimsby: The Humber Port Town Where Smoked Fish, Victorian Landmarks and Market Stalls Steal the Show

Grimsby, under an hour from Hull, pairs smoked-fish heritage, Victorian landmarks and lively markets. Here's h...

Frome, Somerset: The Market Town Where Antiques, Vintage Fashion and a 1239 Market Still Rule
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Frome, Somerset: The Market Town Where Antiques, Vintage Fashion and a 1239 Market Still Rule

Frome, between Bristol and Southampton, pairs 370 listed buildings with antique shops, vintage fashion and mar...

Newhaven: The Sussex Port Town Where Beaches, Clifftop Wildlife and a Victorian Fort Meet
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Newhaven: The Sussex Port Town Where Beaches, Clifftop Wildlife and a Victorian Fort Meet

Newhaven on England's south coast: quiet beaches, Castle Hill Nature Reserve, Newhaven Fort and a ferry to Die...

Castleton: The Peak District Village With Four Caves, Castle Ruins and the Mam Tor Ridge
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Castleton: The Peak District Village With Four Caves, Castle Ruins and the Mam Tor Ridge

Castleton in the Peak District offers Peveril Castle ruins, four show caves with rare Blue John stone, and the...

Shropshire Hills: Castles, Ruins And Ridge Trails Just Off The Welsh Border
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Shropshire Hills: Castles, Ruins And Ridge Trails Just Off The Welsh Border

Shropshire Hills National Landscape: free castles, Buildwas Abbey and ridge trails like the Wrekin and Long My...

Accrington: The Low-Key Lancashire Town Worth a Stop Between Blackpool and Leeds
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Accrington: The Low-Key Lancashire Town Worth a Stop Between Blackpool and Leeds

Accrington, Lancashire: a walkable town with a Victorian market, indie shops, great curries and Europe's bigge...

Coleford: The Forest of Dean Market Town Where Industrial History Meets Filming-Location Woodland
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Coleford: The Forest of Dean Market Town Where Industrial History Meets Filming-Location Woodland

Coleford in the Forest of Dean: ironworks ruins, a vinyl-and-sweets high street, and Puzzlewood's Star Wars fi...

Peak District: Why England's First National Park Still Sets the Standard
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Peak District: Why England's First National Park Still Sets the Standard

England's first national park: hiking Mam Tor, Dovedale and Stanage Edge, plus Chatsworth, Bakewell and Castle...

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