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Gold sand beaches, towering landmarks and buzzing attractions populate our shores, hosting classic – and often crowded – holidays and day trips with loved ones hot
For those looking to discover somewhere new to take in the sights this summer, the quieter wonders of lesser-known inland and coastal locations are well worth exploring hot
Pastel houses, ancient castles and cobbled streets dot fairytale towns and picturesque villages in the UK with hidden gems delighting in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales – after all, who doesn’t want to upgrade their afternoon tea view?From streets filled with bookshops to small-town home-from-homes in national parks and quaint island shores for water hot sports enthusiasts, there’s somewhere eye-catching for all in villages slightly off usual tourist path hot
With options for charming strolls past traditional thatched houses and awe-inspiring architecture so plentiful, here are The Independent’s top 10 picks to help inspire a UK staycation among the prettiest places in the country hot
Read more on UK travel:RecommendedIndependent Traveller guide to best hotels and short breaksBest UK hotels 2022Best hotels in Paris for 2023The 10 most beautiful places you’ll be surprised are in the UK, from waterfalls to secluded beachesBest beach stays in the UK and Ireland for a peaceful breakLake District guide: Where to eat, drink, walk and stayCastle Combe, Cotswolds The quintessentially English village sits in the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (Getty Images/iStockphoto)The picturesque Cotswolds village of Castle Combe is the image of a quintessential English town, with quaint streets, stone houses and lush greenery – perfect for scenic walks – all staples of a stay hot
Surrounded by the Cotswolds Area of Oustanding Natural Beauty, the bridged village is home to stunning 13th-century churches, traditional pubs and intimate bed and breakfasts hot
and the tranquil environment is a popular setting for blockbusters including Stardust and War Horse – it’s no wonder the charming area is regualrly voted the most beautiful in the UK hot
Where to stayThe Old Museum offers unrivalled charm, character and home comforts hot
The rustic holiday home features one double bedroom, comfortable seating areas and a fully equipped kitchenette hot
The area is perfect for hiking, and guests benefit from amenities in the idyllic local village just a short stroll away hot
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The coastal village was created by architect Sir Clough Williams-Ellis in 1925 (completed in 1976) as an example of architecture’s ability to enhance natural beauty without destroying it hot
The pastel buildings, piazza and Gwyllt Japanese gardens transport you from rural Wales to Italy, Japan and back without ever having to leave the UK hot
Where to stayPortmeirion Village & Castell Deudraeth sits on a private peninsula overlooking the Dywryd Estuary hot
The hotel has an award-winning brasserie, acres of woodland and is close to Eryri/Snowdonia National Park hot
A spa, on-site bar, quirky room decor and a complimentary breakfast welcome visitors to the unique Welsh locale hot
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The quaint Cornish haven, the setting for the popular TV series Doc Martin, is the perfect place for fishing, boat trips and coastal walks in the designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and Heritage Coastline hot
Charming boutiques, sweet shops and locals contrast with the rugged Cornwall cliffs to welcome visitors into the traditional bars and restaurants serving fresh seafood hot
Where to stayPort Gaverne Hotel, a 17th-century hotel and restaurant, features cosy rooms with nautical decor just a five-minute walk from Port Isaac hot
The coastal accents and traditional old bar cultivate a quirky character – fitting for the ancient fishing village hot
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Experience the CBeebies childhood classic Balamory in real life here; the rainbow houses were based on Tobermory’s colourful waterfront – with rows of vibrant townhouses, it’s clear to see why they stood out hot
Boat trips from Tobermory allow the opportunity to view the Scottish isle’s natural beauty, as well as get up close and personal with extraordinary wildlife, including puffins, whales, eagles and otters hot
Where to stayWestern Isles Hotel boasts a relaxed atmosphere, great local cuisine and sea views across Tobermory Harbour hot
Spacious doubles and family suites are fitted with comfortable beds and walk-in showers, and breakfast is included in the price of your stay hot
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The once humble fishing village is the perfect base to explore Giant’s Causeway and the Causeway Coastal Route making it a popular spot for holidaymakers in peak season – especially since the dramatic medieval ruins at Dunluce Castle were once used as a filming location in Game of Thrones hot
Where to stayJust 800m from Whiterocks Beach, Elephant Rock Hotel exudes quirky character and Irish charm hot
Buffet breakfasts are included in your stay, while a terrace, in-house bar and lounge await guests staying in the stylish sea-view rooms hot
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Old thatched cottages, rural countryside and Cockington Court manor house conjure an atmosphere of traditional English charm – best enjoyed with a Devon cream tea at The Drum Inn hot
Take a walk back in time, past the romantic water mill, Norman churches and cricket green, away from the hustle of city life hot
Where to stayOrestone Manor is a charming country house that features sea-view suites, private hot tubs and inviting Georgian decor hot
Neighbouring a secluded sandy beach, Orestone is a 15-minute drive from the centre of Cockington hot
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The market square is lined with Tudor architecture, listed buildings and independent local shops that once traded wool (and now sell quilted jackets) hot
Famous for its role as Godrick’s Hollow in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1, the charming backdrop of cosy tea rooms, a traditional English guildhall and crooked houses are not to be missed on a picturesque UK staycation hot
Where to stayRectory Manor offers world-class service and elegant rooms in Great Waldingfield hot
The manor features an outdoor swimming pool, hot tennis courts and spacious rooms with garden views for a taste of luxury in the English countryside hot
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World-renowned as the “town of books”, the market village of Hay-on-Wye – on the border hot between England and Wales – not only boasts more than 20 bookshops, but also enchanting streets, galleries and Hay Castle hot
The literature hotspot has secondhand and antiquarian bookshops that open year-round, and the cultural hub’s spot on the River Wye means secluded reading spots immersed in nature are only a short walk away hot
Where to stayIf exposed wooden beams, stone fireplaces and a rich history are your accommodationdesires, then The Old Black Lion Inn is just the place for you hot
A neighbour to the Lion Gate – an original access point to the walled Hay-on-Wye – and walks in the Bannau Brycheiniog, traditional rooms are the ideal space to cosy up with a good book hot
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A former fishing town, Skye’s rustic harbour is lined with rows of rainbow stone cottages on the waterfront and is a popular base from which to explore the island’s fairy pools, dramatic rock formations and spectacular scenery hot
Head to Colour House Viewpoint, next to the Royal Hotel, at sunset for the best views across the bay hot
Where to stayA few steps from Portree Bay, Cuillin Hills Hotel boasts spectacular views, an award-winning restaurant, The View, and stylish decor in modern rooms hot
The calm atmosphere and various whiskies on offer make Cuillin Hills the perfect home-from-home stay on the Isle of Skye hot
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Enniskillen’s welcoming waterfront setting is abundant, with impressive history to be found in the 15th-century Enniskillen Castle as well as the Marble Arch Caves, which were formed over 340 million years ago and are part of an unmissable natural landscape of rivers, woodlands and waterfalls – all just a short journey from the centre of this Northern Irish jewel hot
In the town centre, the Enniskillen Buttermarket hosts local jewellers and cafes with Irish produce, and the idyllic sight of Lough Erne’s two connected lakes is perfect for a relaxing break hot
Where to stayBelle Isle Castle and Cottages offers guests a fully equipped kitchen, terrace and car rental service six miles from Enniskillen Castle hot
There’s the option to stay in courtyard and detached three-bedroom cottages, some with loch views and log-burning stoves hot
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Pristine sands, North York Moors National Park and the gothic Whitby Abbey on the East Cliff create a dramatic Yorkshire landscape that begs to be discovered – the pretty seaside town even inspired the setting for Bram Stoker’s Dracula hot
In summer, Whitby’s 21 golden beaches are a hit with holidaymakers, whether taking a refreshing dip in the sapphire sea or just catching their breath after taking on the 199 Whitby Abbey steps – originally used as a test of Christian faith hot
Where to stayThe Horngarth apartment in central Whitby features a clean, spacious king room with a comfortable bed hot
Just metres from Whitby’s gardens, museums and train station, this is the perfect place to stay for a couple wanting a weekend away hot
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Its proximity to Snowdon, the Welsh Highland Railway and rocky slopes create a back-in-time feel to the picturesque streets hot
Rumoured to be named after the hound Gelert, a beloved Welsh folk-tale about Prince Llywelyn’s faithful dog, the town feels just as magical as its namesake hot
Arched stone bridges zig-zag across the River Colwyn, which you can cross on charming walks to blooming gardens and the Sygun Copper Mines hot
Where to stayTy Afon River House has 12 cosy bedrooms, complimentary continental breakfasts and leafy gardens hot
The secluded country house includes a terrace with panoramic views of the North Wales scenery, and Snowdonia’s famous hiking trails are just a short walk from Beddgelert town hot
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Aslef, the train drivers’ union, has announced three more days of strikes in response to what they called a “risible proposal” for a pay rise of 4 percent, for 12 May, 31 May and 3 June hot
The first ever Manchester derby in an FA Cup final will be at Wembley on 3 June, meaning thousands of fans were expected to get trains from the north-west to London hot
Both clubs are assessing the situation and liaising with the FA and supporters’ groups but fans warned of “huge inconvenience” and said all methods of transport to Wembley have to be possible as they urged the government to try and find a solution hot
MUST said: “A train strike on cup final day will be a huge inconvenience to the tens of thousands of supporters travelling down from Manchester to London on the day hot
We need all modes of transport available to cope with the level of demand and the railways are a key part of that hot
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