Members Favourite Towns and Villages to Visit in England

An area of startling clarity, populated with beautiful old stone buildings, Reeth is a famous centre from which to tour the beautiful Yorkshire Dales.....(more)

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On arrival in Beaconsfield you are immediately struck by the spaciousness of its wide streets and the wonderful show of Victorian buildings and houses in the main street.....(more)

Bolsover is a small town lying 5 miles east of Chesterfield. It occupies a picturesque valley setting, watched over by 17th century Bolsover Castle which stands on the site of a former fortress of Norman times.....(more)

The picturesque hamlet of Lower Swell lies amongst some of England's finest natural countryside.....(more)

Sennen Cove lies at the foot of steeply rising slopes to which old whitewashed cottages cling haphazardly around the hillside.....(more)

Lying in the northern reaches of Wiltshire, the historic town of Cricklade has many visual delights.....(more)

The softly glowing Ham stone of which most of the town properties are built, lends warmth and atmosphere to what is already a unique and attractive place.....(more)

A small Market town in Cheshire....(more)

Beautiful old town with a rich mixture of mellow Bath stone properties to be seen along ancient winding streets.....(more)

A charming fishing village on the North Yorkshire coast, Staithes is known for its narrow winding streets, historic cottages, and stunning sea views. It's an ideal destination for a peaceful seaside retreat.....(more)

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Filey is a former fishing town on the North coast of England. It first became a noted holiday resort in Victorian times when the railways opened up giving city dwellers access to the coast.....(more)

This town was formerly a Saxon market town which remained largely unaltered until the Industrial Revolution.....(more)

The town is located on slightly rising ground looking out over the vast agricultural landscape of the Rother Levels, which sweep down to the Romney Marshes and finally, the sea.....(more)

The town's historic roots go back beyond the Bronze-Age, as evidenced by findings in the 20th century.....(more)

Dudley is a market town, it was granted its market charter in the 13th century, since then the lively outdoor market has been a focal point which has drawn regular visitors to the town.....(more)

Dursley is an ancient place, set in lush greenery to the edge of the Cotswolds in the midst of the beautiful Vale of Berkley, close to the River Severn.....(more)

Its name derives from Canute, the great Danish King who is said to have journeyed this way when he quite possibly forded the local stream.....(more)