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A Roman spa town of honey-coloured Georgian terraces in Somerset

Canals, workshops and Victorian civic squares in England's second city

Blackpool's Tower, piers and tramway, and Lancaster and Morecambe on the bay to the north

A seaside city on the Sussex coast, with a Regency palace, two piers and a pebble beach

A working harbour, Brunel's engineering, Georgian Clifton and a street-art scene

A university city of colleges, bridges and riverside meadows on the River Cam

A cathedral city, oyster harbours, Thanet's sandy bays and the castles and white cliffs of the Channel coast

Harbour towns, art galleries, tidal castles and Atlantic beaches at the end of the line

Honey-coloured villages, wool-merchant churches and rolling limestone hills

Two cathedrals side by side, Lady Godiva and the UK's big road transport collection

Two cities, the English Riviera, the Dart estuary and the moors of Dartmoor and Exmoor

A Norman abbey turned cathedral, Victorian docks and a Roman street plan on the Severn

The Mappa Mundi, a chained library and cider country on the River Wye

The Iron Bridge of 1779, Blists Hill Victorian Town and the museums of a Shropshire World Heritage Site

Five inhabited islands and around 140 rocks and islets 28 miles off Land's End

Fossil beaches, chalk and limestone cliffs and harbour towns along the Dorset and East Devon World Heritage coast

Lakes, fells and market towns in Cumbria, with a National Park and World Heritage Site to explore on foot, by boat and by bus

Victorian arcades, Kirkgate Market, the Royal Armouries and Headingley

Roman walls, Richard III's grave and a medieval Guildhall in the East Midlands' largest city

A Norman cathedral and castle above Steep Hill, and the Roman Brayford Pool below

A tidal island off Northumberland, cut off by the sea twice a day

Docks, the Beatles, two cathedrals and football on the Mersey

An island in the Bristol Channel, reached by ferry from north Devon

Cotton mills, canals, museums and football in a compact city centre

Ponies on open heath, ancient woodland, Beaulieu and Buckler's Hard, and the Solent coast at Lymington

Tyne bridges, Grainger Town, the Ouseburn and the coast at Tynemouth

Norwich, the rivers and broads of the Broads National Park, the north Norfolk coast and the Sandringham estate

A castle on a sandstone rock, the old lace quarter and the city of Robin Hood's sheriff

A university city of colleges, libraries and museums on the Thames and the Cherwell

England's first national park: limestone dales, gritstone edges, spa towns and mill villages in Derbyshire and its neighbours

Two Solent port cities: Nelson's flagship and the Mary Rose, a seaside castle, and Southampton's medieval walls

Salisbury Cathedral and Magna Carta, Stonehenge, and the stone circles of Avebury

The steel city in the Pennine foothills, with free museums and the Peak District on the doorstep

A medieval street plan in a loop of the Severn, timber-framed houses and Darwin's birthplace

Chalk downland from Lewes to the Seven Sisters, and the country houses and gardens around Midhurst and Petworth

Shakespeare's home town, Warwick and Kenilworth castles and the spa town of Leamington

A royal castle town on the Thames, with Eton and Eton College across the bridge

A riverside cathedral, Civil War history and Royal Worcester porcelain on the Severn

A walled cathedral city of medieval streets, Roman and Viking layers, and the railways

The North York Moors, the Yorkshire Dales, the coast at Whitby and Scarborough, and spa-town Harrogate

Granite city, the castles of Royal Deeside and the clifftop ruin of Dunnottar

A castle on a volcanic rock, a medieval Old Town and a Georgian New Town

Scotland's biggest city: Victorian civic grandeur, Mackintosh, the Clyde waterfront and free museums

Whisky distilleries, early Christian crosses and the Paps of Jura

Brodick Castle, Goat Fell and the stone circles of Machrie Moor

Rothesay Castle, Mount Stuart and quiet beaches a short ferry from Glasgow

Tobermory, Duart Castle, Staffa and the abbey island of Iona

A 516-mile road trip around the north Highlands, from Ullapool and Assynt to Durness, Thurso and John o' Groats

Neolithic villages and stone circles, St Magnus Cathedral, Scapa Flow and the North Isles

Lewis, Harris, the Uists and Barra: standing stones, white beaches and island ferries

Lochs, glens, castles and ferry crossings across the north and west of Scotland

Lerwick, brochs, Norse sites and seabird cliffs on the UK's most northerly islands

Golf links, cathedral ruins, East Neuk harbours and Scotland's old royal capital

Stirling Castle, the Wallace Monument and Bannockburn, with Loch Katrine and the Trossachs an hour away

Island of castles, Neolithic tombs and sea cliffs across the Menai Strait, with the Irish ferry port at Holyhead

The Welsh capital: a castle in the city centre, free national museums and a redeveloped bay

Telford's Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, horse-drawn canal boats and a riverside town in the Dee Valley

Three national parks, a capital on the coast, castles from Conwy to Pembroke and a long Atlantic shoreline

Titanic Belfast, the Causeway Coast, a walled city and lakeland in a compact part of the UK