Destinations starting with "B"

Bakewell

Peak District market town famous for its pudding and its river

Bala

Wales' largest natural lake and a gateway to Eryri

Baldersby

Quiet Vale of York village, Yorkshire Dales on the doorstep

Ballater

Royal Deeside's granite village on the River Dee

Ballaugh

Where the TT course meets the wetlands

Ballycastle

Harbour town where the Glens meet the Causeway Coast

Bangor

Wales's oldest city on the water's edge

Bangor, County Down

Belfast Lough's favourite seaside town

Barcombe

Riverside Sussex, at its own unhurried pace

Bardsey

Yorkshire's oldest pub and a Saxon church, wrapped in quiet farmland

Barmouth

Sand, estuary and mountains meeting on the Cambrian coast

Barnard Castle

Castle ruins, a chateau of art, and Teesdale's wild moors beyond

Barns Green

Sussex Weald village life, lakeside camping and the Downs Link on your doorstep

Barrow Upon Trent

Quiet Trent-side village on the edge of the National Forest

Barton in the Beans

Quiet Leicestershire lanes on the doorstep of Bosworth Field

Bassenthwaite

Skiddaw's shadow, England's only lake, and ospreys overhead

Batcombe

A hidden Mendip valley village with a legendary country pub

Bath

Georgian streets, Roman water, one compact valley

Battle

Where the Battle of Hastings really happened

Beaumaris

Anglesey's castle town on the Menai Strait

Beddgelert

Where two rivers meet beneath the mountains of Eryri

Beeby

Leicestershire's smallest, quietest corner

Belfast

Shipyards, murals and Georgian charm on the Lagan

Bentham

Your quiet gateway to the Yorkshire Dales and Bowland fells

Betws-y-Coed

Snowdonia's village of rivers, bridges and forest trails

Beverley

Cobbled streets, a soaring Minster and Yorkshire's finest market town

Bewdley

Steam trains, safari animals and Georgian riverside charm

Bewholme

Quiet Holderness village life between the Wolds and the sea

Bexhill-on-Sea

The gently old-fashioned side of the Sussex coast

Biggin

Quiet dales and drystone walls in the heart of the White Peak

Bilsington

A quiet marsh-edge village beneath an old obelisk

Birchington-on-Sea

A quiet slice of the Kent coast, one Blue Flag beach at a time

Birmingham

England's second city, reinvented on its own canals

Birtsmorton

A moated manor and quiet lanes below the Malvern Hills

Bishop Auckland

Castles, coalfields and a cultural comeback in County Durham

Bishop Sutton

Lakeside village life on the edge of the Mendips

Bishop Thornton

Quiet Nidderdale village, close to Fountains Abbey

Bishop's Castle

England's smallest town, with a castle and two breweries

Bishopdale

A quiet Dales valley of stone hamlets and open fell

Bishops Green

Quiet countryside on the edge of the downs

Bishops Lydeard

Steam trains, stone cottages and the Quantock Hills on your doorstep

Bishops Waltham

Hampshire's palace town on the edge of the South Downs

Bishopthorpe

Riverside village life on York's doorstep

Bitton

Steam trains and river paths between Bristol and Bath

Blackpool

Lights, laughter and the Irish Sea on Lancashire's liveliest coast

Blaenau Ffestiniog

Slate mountains, underground adventure, gateway to Snowdonia

Blairgowrie

Raspberry fields, a wild river gorge and the gateway to Glenshee

Bleadon

Mendip village life, on the edge of the Somerset Levels

Bleasby

Quiet riverside village life on the Trent

Blue Anchor

Fossils, tides and steam trains on the Somerset coast

Bodiam

Where a medieval moated castle meets the quiet Rother Valley

Bolton Abbey

Priory ruins, river stepping stones and Dales walking, all in one estate

Bolton-By-Bowland

Two greens, a medieval church and Bowland fells on the doorstep

Bootle Station

Where Black Combe meets the sea, one stop at a time

Borth

Where a sunken forest meets Cardigan Bay

Boston

Where the Fens meet the Wash, beneath England's tallest parish tower

Bournemouth

Seven miles of sand and a Victorian pier on the Dorset coast

Bourton-on-the-Water

The Cotswold village where the river runs down the middle

Bowness-on-Windermere

Lakeside charm at the heart of the Lake District

Brackley

Golden stone, medieval history, F1 spirit

Bradford-on-Avon

Golden stone, a slow river and Wiltshire's prettiest wool town

Bradley Cross

A hilltop Mendip hamlet above Cheddar Gorge

Brampton

Border town charm on the doorstep of Hadrian’s Wall

Brandesburton

Lakeside calm between Beverley and the coast

Bransgore

Forest edge village, coastal reach

Braydon

Wild meadows and lost forest on Wiltshire's quiet northern edge

Brean

Big skies, big beach, big holiday-park fun on the Somerset coast

Brecon

A market town on the doorstep of Pen y Fan

Brecon Beacons

Big skies, high moorland and waterfall country

Brede

Sussex woodland, a Norman church, and 1066 Country on your doorstep

Breedon on the Hill

One tiny hill, one huge history

Brendon Hills

Wild moorland, old iron workings, and Exmoor's quietest views

Bridgnorth

Two towns, one cliff railway, and the River Severn in between

Bridgwater

History, canals and Europe's biggest illuminated carnival

Brightlingsea

Essex oysters, sailing smacks and a Cinque Ports secret

Brighton

Regency palaces, pebble beach and salt-air swagger

Brighton and Hove

Pebble beaches, Regency grandeur and seaside independence

Bringsty

Wild common land, thatched pubs and Malvern views

Bristol

Harbourside grit, Georgian grace and street art

Broad Town

Wiltshire's secret white horse village

Broadway, Worcestershire

Golden stone and gentle hills on the Cotswold Way

Brockenhurst

Free-roaming ponies, forest gravel tracks and thatch on every corner

Brodick

Scotland in miniature, one ferry crossing away

Brompton

The birthplace of aviation, on the edge of the North York Moors

Bromyard

Timber-framed charm amid Herefordshire's hop yards and cider orchards

Brothertoft

Big Fenland skies, small hamlet, close to historic Boston

Broughton-in-Furness

Georgian market town on the quiet edge of the Lakes

Broxbourne

Where the River Lea meets ancient woodland, minutes from London

Bruna Hill

A quiet Lancashire hilltop on the edge of Bowland

Buckden

Where Wharfedale runs out and the fells take over

Buckie

A working harbour town on Scotland's wild Moray coast

Builth Wells

Market town charm on the banks of the River Wye

Bulwick

Thatch, limestone and ancient forest on the edge of Rockingham

Burgh Le Marsh

Old market town, windmill views, five miles from the sea

Burley

Witchcraft, wild ponies and open heath in the New Forest

Burmarsh

Ancient marshland, wide skies, one very low church

Burnham-on-Sea

Stumpy lighthouse, wide sands, unhurried Somerset seaside

Burton

Quiet Quantock countryside meets the Somerset coast

Burton Fleming

Chalk streams, standing stones and Wolds skies

Bury St Edmunds

Abbey ruins, Georgian streets and Suffolk's foodie capital

Butleigh

Somerset village life beside the Levels and Glastonbury Tor

Buttermere

Where the mountains meet their mirror image

Buxton

England's highest spa town, ringed by Peak District hills