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The market town of Southwell, in Nottinghamshire, is the UK's nearest thing to flawless according to a recent visitor - with a beautiful minster and Roman history among its attractions

Butlin's has announced that it will be opening 128 brand-new dwellings in Skegness during May half term 2024, less than five minutes from the heart of the main resort

Whitby Abbey sits atop hill overlooking the Yorkshire town that is famous as the landing place of Count Dracula in Bram Stocker's novel and for its thriving goth culture

Hay-on-Wye is a ten day festival held every May and June that attracts thousands of people to a small Welsh town that has become known as one of the world's literary hubs

Wells in Somerset, Avebury in Wiltshire and Corfe Castle in Dorset have topped a poll of the countries favourite inland destinations, based on scenery, food and drink, peace and quiet, tourist attractions, and value for money

The world's most beautiful beaches are often found in Hawaii, the Maldives, Caribbean islands and Australia - but two UK beaches have made the cut in new rankings

Guests who book before September 4 can enjoy discounted prices on stays in September and October

The UK's 'most beautiful beach' is a firm hit with Brits thanks to its golden sands, beautiful coast and swim-friendly waters - and now it's being compared to Australia's shores

Matlock Bath is buried in middle England on the southern fringe of the Peak District in the Derbyshire Dales, 80 miles from Skegness due east and 70 miles from the shores of Wales to the west

Keep clear of the travel disruption with a low-cost break in one of the UK's prettiest places this autumn

The town, which has inspired generations of poets and storytellers, has attracted visitors from around the world after being featured in the Da Vinci Code series

Dawlish in Devon has topped the August Bank Holiday wish list in Tripadvisor’s Summer Travel Index thanks to its beautiful beach, the brook which runs through the town and its black swans

A dad said he decided to ditch his family's UK camping holiday because it was 'cheaper to go to Turkey' and he expected that they'd have a much better time

Holidaymakers often head to the gorgeous beach in Cornwall for its sandy shores and clear waters, but there's more to the UK hotspot than meets the eye

From the stunning beaches boasting 185million years of history, to a thriving cultural scene including live music and fantastic seafood - here's why the Dorset town of Weymouth is a perfect getaway

Portreath in Cornwall has suffered from a number of issues related to over-tourism in recent years, including a sewage system that has been overloaded and a lack of affordable housing

Cornwall's Pedn Vounder has been judged to be the best in the country in a rundown of the best of the best globally by Big7, with White Beach in The Philippines coming out on top

Locals have slammed 'idiot' tourists who drove onto a beach in Cornwall only to get their cars stuck on the sands - despite plenty of parking spots in the area

Potters, which has camps in Norfolk and Essex, has been rated five-stars across the board in a Which? poll of consumers, beating out classics such as Butlin's, Pontin's and Centerparcs

A beautiful seaside town has been named one of the best places in Cornwall thanks to its quirky shops and restaurants, friendly locals and affordable prices

Bala, which is home to the National White Water Centre and the largest natural lake in the country, has been named the biggest hidden gem in Wales by holiday letting firm HomeToGo

Airbnb has highlighted the coastal parts of the country that are experiencing the biggest surges in bookings, including Allerdale in the Lake District and Flintshire in Wales

Fairlight Glen near Hastings, Kent is a 'clothes optional' beach squeezed in a bay between two cliffs and regularly cut off from the rest of the coast by the tide

Watcombe Beach is a sandy cove on the edge of Torquay, Devon that has been officially closed since 2020 after floods and storm completely wrecked the path down to it

Georgina Kingshott moved to the picturesque village of Castle Combe in the Cotswolds, Wiltshire, only to discover how people the settlement is with busloads of tourists keen for a slice of traditional England