 | Interesting town, developed around the gates of an abbey founded in 675... Information | Pictures (72) | Hotels |
 | Alcester developed as a market town in Roman times. It grew out of a settlement at the meeting point of two roads and two rivers, the Arrow and the Alne... Information | Pictures (12) | Hotels |
 | Deep in the Lincolnshire countryside, not far distant from the golden sandy beaches between Mablethorpe and Chapel St.Leonards is the pleasant market town of Alford... Information | Pictures (11) | Hotels |
 | Set magnificently in the heart of the beautiful northern countryside is the great castle that has dominated the life and times of Alnwick for centuries... Information | Pictures (51) | Hotels |
 | At a height of over 1,000 feet in the far reaches of the Pennines, this is one of England's highest market towns. Alston is a lively bustling place of steeply rising narrow..... Information | Pictures (32) | Hotels |
 | First developed as a quiet hamlet on the edge of the sweeping Cheshire Plain, where life went quietly on... Information | Pictures (8) | Hotels |
 | Amersham is one of those towns where with one cast of the eye, you immediately know that this is a place with a long history for around the broad High Street is a mixture of fine..... Information | Pictures (8) | Hotels |
 | The lovely town of Ampthill lies sheltered by hills in the sandstone belt of Bedfordshire... Information | Pictures (10) | Hotels |
 | Interestingly, in Saxon times, this quaint little town was a Royal hunting centre.. Information | Pictures (28) | Hotels |
 | Famous for its carpets often likened to Turkish, Axminster was one of the first West Saxon settlements formed along the River Axe in Devon... Information | Pictures (43) | Hotels |
 | Aylesbury is the county town of Buckinghamshire, taking over the mantle from the town of Buckingham during the 16th century.
Aylesbury is a very busy vibrant town, situated at..... Information | Pictures (9) | Hotels |
 | This is one of the best known town's in England. It was made famous by its celebrated cross of 1859, built in honour of the wedding of Prince Frederick of Prussia, it replaces an..... Information | Pictures (31) | Hotels |
 | The surrounding countryside to the pleasant town of Barnstaple was the inspiration for the book - Tarka the Otter. This is unsurprising as the town nestles amidst fine Devonshire countryside in the valley of the River Taw at a point where the river is spanned by a 15th-century multi-arched Long Bridge... Information | Pictures (13) | Hotels |
 | 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... Information | Pictures (18) | Hotels |
 | A town of picturesque buildings, with many relaxing places in which to quietly roam... Information | Pictures (20) | Hotels |
 | Bedford is the historic County town of Bedfordshire with a beautiful riverside setting on the great River Ouse. John Bunyan, author of Pilgrim's has strong associations with this town... Information | Pictures (46) | Hotels |
 | This is a town best known for its impressive Minster church which is without doubt one of the most splendid in Europe. It is mostly Early English in style and was begun in 1220...... Information | Pictures (84) | Hotels |
 | The graceful arches of the bridge designed by Thomas Telford (1757-1854) are a dominant feature of this lovely old town which nestles on the banks of the River Severn... Information | Pictures (69) | Hotels |
 | This was the busy social and commercial centre of the south-west Durham coalfield, but the town is actually much older than the Industrial Revolution, although that historic..... Information | Pictures (105) | Hotels |
 | Utterly delightful, a town of matchless elegance, of quintessentially English beauty, are but a few of the attributes to the fine Market town on the River Stour... Information | Pictures (17) | Hotels |
