Explore a circular fort and the Mayflower captain’s former home in this estuary town in Essex, which also has beaches, indie stores, and fish restaurants.
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Stone cottages, smoked kippers, and clifftop walks to 14th-century castle ruins: This Northumberland fishing village is as authentic as it gets.
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This beach town was once a mining center and then a popular seaside resort, and it's making a comeback with easy access, beautiful scenery, and lots to explore.
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Experience Irish pubs, Irish-roasted coffee, churches, and castle ruins at this town near Cork – then kayak in the sea, play golf, or hike in nearby woods.
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Near Birmingham, this U.K. city with a grungy past is now home to a museum that was used as a set for "Peaky Blinders," a zoo and castle, and good food.
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Tucked into the stunning scenery of Spain's Picos De Europa National Park, this charming village offers miles of mountain trails, unique lodging, and history.
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If you're looking to take a trip to a small English village with pubs, culture, and charm, you can check out this one in the county of Sussex.
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After hiking in and around the Brecon Beacons National Park in Wales, sleep in an old coaching inn and browse indie stores in this market town near Cardiff.
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This village in the Scottish Highlands is steeped in legends of the Loch Ness Monster, making a cruise on the loch all the more mysterious and thrilling.
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This village once had its own resident witch — today, its curious shops, majestic wild ponies, and woodlands lend it a true fairytale-like atmosphere.
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This country park offers river front views while strolling along the River Wyre, plus there are cycling and running paths, a cafe, and ranger-led programs.
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All the delights of England's south coast can be enjoyed at this gorgeous seaside town, from tasty seafood to some of the best beaches around.
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Seals and puffins, seafood, and a 15th-century ruined castle are some of the highlights of a visit to this seaside town near Newcastle in Northumberland.
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Shropshire's industrial heritage and stunning countryside scenery are on show in this charming market town in the heart of the country.
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An excellent way to enjoy the beauty of British food is to head to "The Food Capital of Yorkshire," with its medieval market square and impressive castle.
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Saunas in Europe come with more than a few quite specific unwritten rules that Americans can break as soon as they step in, ruining the experience for everyone.
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Seals and puffins are attracted to this Yorkshire seaside town's natural wonders -- but savvy travelers also visit for its beach and Victorian gardens.
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If the idea of a gorgeous town on the Welsh coast surrounded by a national park and packed with history floats your boat, then this is the place for you.
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A Northern Ireland forest park pairs a sprawling yew maze with lakeside walks, a walled garden, and campsites close to paddling and mountain-biking routes.
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The Scandinavian region has many well-known tourist hot spots, but if you're looking for someplace off the beaten path, this area in Sweden is picture perfect.
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Only 85 miles southwest of London, there’s an idyllic village with a bustling main street filled with quaint shops and thousands of wild ponies roaming free.
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This picturesque German mountain town tucked between Leipzig and Bielefeld boasts miles of trails, easy access to a pretty national park, and unique camping.
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This English city in the West Midlands region offers its visitors a beautiful destination with a rich history, lush parks, and an unmatched bohemian vibe.
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This Lancashire town between Blackpool and Leeds blends cotton-mill history with independent shops, multi-use trails, historic sites, and quirky events.
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While it's a popular base for those exploring the nearby national parks and ancient city ruins, this cozy storybook village is also a must-see on its own.
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There's a coastal village in the northeast of England that is definitely worth visiting thanks to its award-winning yet uncrowded beach and historic landmarks.
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One of the many perks of traveling is the food, so why not plan a trip around visiting a world-renowned food festival that attracts tons of crowds every year?
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