Characterized by medieval villages and world-class beaches, this picturesque destination on England's North Sea coast gets nearly 3 million annual visitors.
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Near Liverpool, this town is home to a former Beatles-linked performance venue, a nature park along the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, and sports parks.
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This Southern English gem hosts its High Street market twice a week and offers plenty of shops and charming trails to keep you busy on other days.
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England has its own version of Switzerland’s mountainous landscapes and quaint villages at this coastal escape inside an underrated national park.
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Explore England’s Durham Coast while enjoying fresh seafood and hiking woodland trails in this quaint town, just steps from the beautiful beaches.
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This town has a storied history and makes a great base for exploring Northumberland, from the ruins of Hadrian's Wall to rambling the national park.
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The Paris Metro puts tourists alongside commuters in a fast-moving daily routine, where easily overlooked customs can make a first ride more awkward.
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Portugal is a small, vibrant country filled with art, culture, history, and food — but just be sure to learn these unspoken rules before you go there.
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Climb into the forest canopy, follow quiet waterside trails buzzing with dragonflies, and then wind down in a hot-tub cabin at this laid-back Cheshire retreat.
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This Northumberland getaway blends historic streets, riverfront scenery, and an absolutely charming food-and-drink scene just outside Newcastle.
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Rated one of the most beautiful seaside villages in England, this coastal community is home to pristine beaches and a spectacular colony of gray seals.
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This postcard-worthy village is tucked amid sweeping valleys cradled by rugged peaks, with charming centuries-old architecture and romantic castles.
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This village sits close enough to make a day trip, complete with castle exploring, tide pooling, and (if the timing is right) a fair that's over a mile long.
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Set between Manchester and the Peak District, this lively market town has a fascinating silk history, trendy food hall, and independent breweries.
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This Highlands village offers access to exploring whatever your heart desires, whether historic structures, rambling the hills, or spending a day at the park.
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For a beautiful spot to explore just outside of Edinburgh, head to this waterfront town with views of the historic Forth Bridges, shopping, and seafood.
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This unassuming town in Northwest England has a charming historic core and is known for its delicious restaurants with local ales and boutique shopping.
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This Northwest England borough was once a stronghold of the Industrial Revolution and highlights a historic textile mill turned museum and sculpture trail.
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This tiny market town on the doorstep of one of England's most scenic national parks offers easy access to ancient ruins and semi-wild ponies.
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This vast sea-like reservoir is surrounded by the low-lying Thuringian Slate Mountains, with abundant fishing waters and over 50 miles of surrounding trails.
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Widely considered one of England's most beautiful villages, this car-free community is known for its steep cobblestone roads and resident donkeys.
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This seaside town is easily accessible by rail from Edinburgh, making it an ideal day trip destination for antique shopping and relaxing on the beach.
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Explore the English village linked to Robin Hood, with medieval history, local shops, village events, and trails through nearby Sherwood Forest NNR.
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Along Luxembourg’s border with Germany, you’ll find a quaint medieval town with one of the country’s most beautiful castles, trails, and museums.
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Scotland is full of scenic nature and history, but this charming town between Edinburgh and Newcastle Upon Tyne boasts both, plus quaint shops and historic inns.
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The award-winning promenade with spectacular water views might be the main draw of this cozy town, but it's also home to a handful of great restaurants, too.
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This unassuming town on the Scottish coast is less than an hour from Edinburgh and offers visitors historic ruins and an art trail to explore.
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