What is the best route to see the most typically English landscapes/towns in the Centre of England in three days? [closed]

1. What is the prettiest town in England?
2. What is the best way to travel around England?
3. What is the roughest town in England?
4. Which is the best countryside to visit in UK?
5. Where is the happiest place in England?
6. What is the oldest village in England?
7. What is the cheapest way to travel around England?
8. How do people move around in the United Kingdom?
9. How do most people get around in the UK?
10. Where is the most depressing place to live in the UK?
11. Where is the nicest cheapest place to live in UK?
12. What is the poorest city in Britain?

What is the prettiest town in England?

Castle Combe, Wiltshire, England

Castle Combe has been called “the prettiest village in England” for a reason. It's the quintessential chocolate-box Cotswold hamlet, and wandering around, past rows of old cottages built from pale local stone, is like stepping back in time.

What is the best way to travel around England?

Using public transport in Britain is an easy, economical way to travel and a great way to experience the local life. The larger cities tend to have the most bus services, and London, Newcastle and Glasgow have an underground system. Edinburgh, Manchester, Nottingham and south London have tram networks.

What is the roughest town in England?

Peterborough has been listed number Worst Town in England for the third year running in the tongue-in-cheek survey, with Huddersfield falling a close second.

Which is the best countryside to visit in UK?

We search the UK to find ten of the best countryside locations to turn over a new country leaf.

• Rossendale Valley, Lancashire. ...
• Henley-in-Arden, Warwickshire. ...
• Northampton, Northamptonshire. ...
• Wiveliscombe, Somerset. ...
• Ribble Valley, Lancashire. ...
• Monmouth, Monmouthshire, South-East Wales. ...
• Padbury, Buckinghamshire. ...
• Tarporley, Cheshire.

Where is the happiest place in England?

St Ives. The stunningly beautiful Cornish town of St Ives has been named Britain's happiest place to live. Famous for its beaches, artistic scene and surfers, it's easy to imagine why its residents are the happiest in the UK.

What is the oldest village in England?

A Wiltshire town has been confirmed as the longest continuous settlement in the United Kingdom. Amesbury, including Stonehenge, has been continually occupied since 8820BC, experts have found.

What is the cheapest way to travel around England?

14 Great Ways to Get Cheaper Student Travel Around the UK and Beyond

• Get the coach between cities with Megabus. ...
• Save a third on rail travel using the 16-25 Railcard. ...
• Book train tickets 12 weeks in advance. ...
• Get an Oyster Card if you go to London regularly. ...
• Take advantage of Sail & Rail deals to Ireland.

How do people move around in the United Kingdom?

Trains, cars, vans, or taxis are the most popular ways to travel, taking 85% of the passenger mileage for the UK, and at least 75% of the households have at least one car. Biking is one of the least common ways to travel, however motorcycles are rather popular.

How do most people get around in the UK?

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As long as you have time, using a mix of train, bus, taxi, walking and occasionally hiring a bike, you can get almost anywhere in England without having to drive. The main public transport options are train and long-distance bus (called coach in England).

Where is the most depressing place to live in the UK?

On the flip side, Dudley was named the saddest place in the UK, with a happiness index score of 7.0. Nottingham and Dundee followed, scoring 7.1. Despite being named the UK's Capital of Culture in 2017, the city of Hull comes in at number six on this list, with a happiness index score of 7.1.

Where is the nicest cheapest place to live in UK?

What are the cheapest places to live in the UK? Sunderland has the cheapest average property price of any of the places on the list, although Milton Keynes is the most cost-efficient place to live, having the largest discrepancy between living costs and average income.

What is the poorest city in Britain?

Revealed: The richest and poorest cities in the UK

• The data reveals that those living and working in London were the poorest, despite earning the highest average salary in the UK of £2,410.86 per month. ...
• Richest to poorest UK workers*:
• *Average monthly salary taken from CV-Library data between 1st June and 31st August 2020.