WHAT makes a great English village? Stone cottages, dramatic landscapes and trustworthy locals? Castle Combe in Wiltshire ...

The Old Museum offers unrivalled charm ... One of the best preserved medieval villages in England, Lavenham in the Suffolk countryside is formed of timbered cottages, 15th-century churches ...

From local tribes worshipping a water goddess to Romans settling in areas with natural springs, England’s history of spa towns stretches further back than vacationing Victorians seeking to cure their ...

TWO MEN decided to ditch the UK for a 200-year-old abandoned village in France that cost them £22,000 to buy. Paul and Yip decided to buy the village located in Normandy and bring it back to life.

Just north of Southport, the 'quaint' village of Churchtown with its 'old fashioned charm' is drawing visitors from across the globe. Merseyside boasts numerous historical villages, but perhaps ...

Two years ago, the hotel housed Ukrainian refugees, yet local uproar began last summer when 70 women and children asylum ...

But the best places to dine in the UK aren’t necessarily touristy seaside resorts or big cities. In fact, eateries in small towns and medieval villages also wowed Which? readers. More than 9,000 Which ...

The area was praised as being one of the best "friendliest and prettiest under-the-radar spots" in the country ...

Renowned for its beauty, Castle Combe is often dubbed the “prettiest village in England" and it's not hard to see why. It is lined with classic stone cottages, cobbled streets, and picturesque ...

Though much of the coastal Northeast can conjure old-timey vibes, some small towns in New England have a more of-the-moment flavor. Niantic, a village within the town of East Lyme in southeastern ...