Three River City – Cornwall’s Truro
Truro is set on the southern fringes of Cornwall’s AONB. It boasts a magnificent neo-gothic Victorian cathedral which overlooks medieval terraced streets and elegant Georgian townhouses.
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From the Cliff to the Deep – Cromer
Cromer is a traditional seaside resort perched on the North Norfolk coast featuring a Grade II-listed pier and a Blue Flag beach.
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The Royal Pavilion, Brighton
The Royal Pavilion in Brighton is a Grade I-listed seaside palace that’s renowned for its extravagant onion-shaped domes and minarets.
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Stronghold in the Marches
Set on the Wye River in Monmouthshire, Wales, Chepstow in an historic fortress town featuring an impressive, well-preserved Norman castle.
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Norwich Cathedral, Norfolk
Norwich Cathedral is one of the most well-preserved Norman cathedrals in England and is more than 900 years old.
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Little Fortress of Tenby
Situated on the wild and rugged coast of Pembrokeshire, Tenby is one of Wales’ most iconic seaside resorts.
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Venice of the Cotswolds
Bourton-on-the-Water is a beautiful little village in Gloucestershire that lies midway between Stow-on-the-Wold and Northleach.
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Scafell Pike, Lake District
The boulder-strewn Scafell Pike is England’s highest peak at 3210ft and is located in the Lake District National Park.
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Buxton – Gateway to the Peak District
The spa town of Buxton nestles in the Derbyshire hills of the East Midlands and is the gateway to the Peak District National Park.
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The Eden Project, Cornwall
The Eden Project is Cornwall’s top visitor attraction attracting close to a million visitors a year.
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