The top spot goes to a beautiful coastal village...
From Wiltshire to Scotland, the most tranquil towns and villages in the UK have been named in new research from furniture designers Arlo and Jacob.
Whether you're looking to plan a UK staycation somewhere relaxing or simply want to find out which ones made the list, these beautiful places are some of Britain's most tranquil spots – expect quiet seafront villages and honey-coloured houses in the Cotswolds. Take a look at which places came in at the top...
Coming in at the top of the list is Plockton — a tranquil coastal village in Scotland. Known as the 'The Jewel of the Highlands', it's a breathtaking place to come and unwind.
Famed for its honey-coloured houses and quaint streets, Castle Combe in Wiltshire is often known as one of the prettiest streets in England.
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This beautiful fishing village is loved for its cobbled streets, white-washed houses and picture-perfect seaside views. With no cars allowed on its smaller streets, this place is perfect for a relaxing weekend away.
The main town in the Isle of Mull is best known for its vibrant colourful houses, peaceful waters and quaint little bay.
In the heart of Snowdonia, this beautiful town is where many come to unwind on cycling holidays and long countryside walks.
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This charming Cotswolds village might be filled with visiting crowds on the weekend, but it's still a delightful place packed with character.
This beautiful seaside village is filled with independent shops, delicious restaurants and village pubs. It's the perfect place to escape to when you're looking for a break from everyday life.
The picturesque fishing village of Mousehole is a peaceful spot to spend a long weekend. With plenty of scenic walks and deliciously blue waters, it's no surprise it made the top 10.
This charming village is perfect for nature lovers who want to embrace the great outdoors.
At first glance, you might think this breathtaking coastal town is situated on the Amalfi Coast, but it's actually much closer to home. Polperro in Cornwall is a delightful place that has been drawing in a crowd for decades.
Sitting South West of the famous Loch Ness, Fort Augustus is particularly popular with those who love long walks and countryside cycle routes.
Famed for its pastel-hued houses and still waters, this beautiful town in Scotland is one of the most peaceful in the UK.
This historic village is where many visitors come to for a relaxing weekend break. Packed with tea shops and walking paths, it makes a great place to unwind.
Famous for its salmon fishing and breathtaking views, this beautiful town in Scotland is as peaceful as can be.
Pack a picnic and head to Glenarm for its spectacular views and rich heritage. Don't leave without paying a visit to its beautiful castle.
This Welsh tourist hotspot has been designed to reflect an Italian village. Expect blossoming flowers, white buildings and peaceful beaches.
Crail's jaw-dropping cliffs and cobbled streets are as beautiful as a postcard — and always make for a pleasant visit.
The Medieval village of Lacock is a traditional British town with plenty of history. From traditional stone cottages, to a medieval barn, this location is also a favourite for film and TV producers.
Surrounded by wildlife, breathtaking mountains and pine forests, Braemar is a wonderful staycation spot.
Sitting in the picturesque Cotswold hills, this beautiful village offers plenty of stunning scenery and walking routes.
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