10 Underrated UK Cities American Tourists Normally Miss
While most American tourists focus on London when visiting the United Kingdom, there are some seriously underrated cities to fall in love with elsewhere.
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Between Middlesbrough And Bridlington Is A Cozy Village Inside A National Park With Scenic Trails And Waterfalls
Harry Potter fans can visit the real-life Hogsmeade Station in this quaint town, surrounded by meadows, ancient ruins, and heather-covered hills.
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Sandwiched Between Liverpool And Manchester Is A Family-Friendly Amusement Park With Iconic Roller Coasters
This British amusement park caters to children aged 2 to 13 with multiple themed worlds and roughly 30 family-friendly rides and attractions.
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This Long, Winding River Spanning Much Of Wales Is A Fishing Paradise With Charming Towns And Trails
One of the UK's longest rivers, it passes through some awe-inspiring scenery, from mountains to moors, through a beautiful valley before emptying to the sea.
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Between Birmingham And Burton Upon Trent Is A Charming Town With A Vibrant Culture, Shopping, And Local Eats
In England’s West Midlands, under an hour from Birmingham, a charming, historic town offers quaint shops and local eateries for visitors to explore.
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Outside Newcastle Upon Tyne Is A Medieval Village Inside A National Park With Historic Sites And Scenic Trails
Centered in Northumberland National Park, known as a stargazing hotspot and a walker's paradise, this village has stories to tell and convenience.
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Ireland's Fishing Paradise Is A Gorgeous Lake With Pristine Waters And Unique Trout
For a fishing paradise, head to this clear lake that hosts unique trout as well as salmon and is located on the border between Ireland and Northern Ireland.
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Between Bridlington And York Is A Medieval Village With Scenic Trails, Countryside Views, And Historic Charm
This Yorkshire town is a blip on the map but offers plenty of outdoor activities, including plenty of hikes, an idyllic pond, and nearby art installations.
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Between Manchester And Leeds Is A Charming Market Town With Cute Stone Cottages, Indie Shops, And Tasty Bites
Just north of Peak District National Park, this irresistibly charming town served as the backdrop for an iconic British TV series, and it's easy to see why.
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Spain's Former Coal Mine Is Now The Country's Largest Artificial Lake With A Gorgeous Swim Beach And Boating
Formerly a brown coal mine, this area in Galicia, Spain, has undergone an environmental transformation, now home to a sandy beach and calm waters for kayaking.
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Between Galway And Cork Is Ireland's City With Craft Brews, Medieval Streets, And River Views
Castles and cathedrals, pubs and breweries, and Georgian and medieval quarters: This riverside city in Ireland has a lot going for it.
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Between Manchester And Liverpool Is A Cozy Village With A Lake Fishery, Indie Eats, And Family Fun
The village offers a welcoming mix of family-friendly activities, from fishing on the lake to parks and country walks, and tasty restaurants to refuel after.
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England's Artistic Riverside Village Is A One-Of-A-Kind Touristy Day Trip Just Minutes From Liverpool
Take a charming day trip from Liverpool to experience a unique English village. Explore its underrated arts scene or take in riverside parks.
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Between Portsmouth And London Is A Market Town Inside A National Park With Nature Retreats And Vibrant Culture
Ringed by meadows, wineries, heathland, and forests, this historic town in the South Downs National Park also has a farmers’ market, cafés, and festivals.
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Outside Portsmouth Is A Scenic Coastal Escape With Wetlands, Fishing, And Boating
This natural harbor is one of the most popular boating ports in Europe, with over 9,000 vessels of every shape and size and miles of waterways to explore.
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Between London And Luton Is England's 'Village City' With A Vibrant Culture And Independent Shopping
Shop at a farmers' market and watch cricket on a village green, then catch a play, attend a festival, or drink in a pub in this commuter town north of London.
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Near Worthing Is A Charming Coastal Town With Gorgeous Beaches, A Scenic Boardwalk, And Seaside Cafés
Arty houseboats, a fort, cafés, and beaches -- one of which is a nature reserve: This artistic community on England’s south coast has a lot going for it.
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9 Once-Thriving Historic Roads And Highways That Now Lie Abandoned
For years, travelers crossed these paths. Some were dangerous and replaced by safer alternatives, while others were re-routed. All lie abandoned today.
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Under An Hour From Ipswich Is A Charming Coastal Town With A Vibrant Arts Scene, Shops, And A Gorgeous Beach
For an off-the-beaten-path artsy spot near Ipswich, head to this coastal town with art galleries, High Street shopping, North Sea views, and a summer festival.
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Under 2 Hours From London Is A Town With Michelin-Rated Local Eateries, A Vibrant High Street, And Races
This English town pairs Michelin-recognized dining like Woven by Adam Smith with events like Royal Ascot's world-famous horse races and celebrity guests.
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Outside Keswick Is A Charming Market Town With Castle Ruins, Tasty Eats, And A Nearby National Park
Characterized by red sandstone buildings, a famous castle, and historic alleyways, this unassuming town is a foodie hotspot and a gateway to the Lakes.
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An Hour From Norwich Is A Charming Coastal Town With Gorgeous Beaches, Pier Fun, And Award-Winning Craft Brews
On England's east coast, you'll find an underrated and eccentric town known for its art connections, stunning beaches, and a historic craft brewery.
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Between Luton And Harlow Is A Historic Village With Roman Baths, Scenic Trails, And Rural Beauty
Ringed by trails, this village in Hertfordshire is home to ruined Roman baths, a Victorian viaduct, heritage churches, and traditional pubs.
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Near Stoke-On-Trent Is A Charming Market Town With Craft Brews, Indie Shops, And Historic Sites
England’s market towns are filled with history to explore. Walk along cobbled streets while exploring independent shops and tasting craft brews.
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Between Edinburgh And Dundee Is A Charming Market Town With Family Fun, Historic Parks, And Local Eats
This historic town has a lovely mix of things to do and sights to see, plus some surprisingly good restaurants and interesting family activities.
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Near Liverpool Is An Underrated Town On The Wirral Peninsula With Shops, Tasty Restaurants, And A Nature Park
Less than an hour from Liverpool, you'll find a town that's home to a shopping center, a popular Mexican restaurant, and a nature park steeped in history.
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Between Worthing And Margate Is 'The Jewel Of The Weald' With A Charming High Street, Shops, And Scenic Views
Alight from a steam train in this town in South East England and explore a 500-year-old church, medieval restaurant, Georgian pub, and quirky boutiques.
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