Destinations starting with "C"

Caernarfon

A UNESCO fortress town where Snowdonia meets the sea

Caersws

Roman roots and river views in the quiet heart of Powys

Cairngorms

Arctic plateaux, ancient pinewood and Highland whisky

Caistor

Roman walls, Wolds views and a market town on the hill

Caldbeck

Fell-foot village on the wild, quiet edge of the Lakes

Callander

Gateway to the Trossachs on the River Teith

Cambridge

Colleges, chapels and the slow green river

Cannich

Gateway to Glen Affric's ancient pinewoods and lochs

Canterbury

Cathedral city, Roman walls and the pilgrims' road

Capel-Le-Ferne

Clifftop views, wartime history, White Cliffs on your doorstep

Cardiff

Castle, coast and choirs in Wales's compact capital

Cardigan

Wales's western edge, where river meets sea

Carlecotes

A hidden hamlet on the edge of the Dark Peak

Carlisle

England's last city before the border

Carlton

A hidden dale, a village pub, and the quiet side of the Yorkshire Dales

Carmarthen

Wales' oldest town, Merlin's fort on the Tywi

Carnforth

Brief Encounter, Morecambe Bay, and the quiet edge of the Lakes

Castle Douglas

Scotland's Food Town on the edge of Loch Ken

Castlemorton

Wide-open common land beneath the Malvern Hills

Catthorpe

Where the motorways meet and the Avon still runs quiet

Cauldon

Limestone quiet on the edge of the Peak District

Causeway Coast

Basalt columns, blue-flag sand and whiskey since 1608

Cayton Bay

Golden sand, big surf, ancient cliffs

Chackmore

Gateway to Stowe's landscaped gardens

Chapel St Leonards

Sandy beach, beach huts and easy Lincolnshire coast living

Chard

Somerset's highest town, home of the first powered flight

Chatburn

Beneath Pendle Hill, where the Ribble runs quiet

Cheddar

Britain's biggest gorge, a village, and the cheese that made it famous

Chelmorton

England's highest village, wrapped in ancient fields

Cheltenham

Regency elegance on the edge of the Cotswolds

Chertsey

Thames-side history next door to thrill-a-minute fun

Chester

Roman walls, medieval Rows and a bend in the Dee

Chesterfield

Twisted spire, straight-talking Derbyshire market town

Chew Magna

A honey-stone wool town beside a shimmering Somerset lake

Chichester

Roman streets, cathedral spires and a working harbour

Chiddingly

A hidden High Weald village at the end of a country lane

Chilham

A film-set village beneath a Jacobean castle

Chippenham

Market town charm on the doorstep of Lacock and Castle Combe

Chipping Campden

Cotswold stone perfection at its most refined

Chipping Norton

The Cotswolds' highest market town, wool-rich and theatre-proud

Christleton

A canal-side Cheshire village, right on Chester's doorstep

Church Eaton

Canalside village life in the Staffordshire countryside

Church Stretton

Little Switzerland in the Shropshire Hills

Churchill

Village charm on the edge of the Mendip Hills

Cirencester

Roman roots and Cotswold charm in one market town

Claypole

Lincolnshire's quiet crossroads between Newark and Grantham

Clayton Le Dale

Ribble Valley village life, minutes from Whalley and Pendle Hill

Clifford

Wye-side village life on the Welsh border

Coalbrookdale

Where a single furnace lit the spark of the Industrial Revolution

Cockerham

Salt marsh, sand and quiet Lancashire coast

Cockermouth

Where the Lake District begins, quietly

Colchester

Britain's oldest town, wrapped in Roman walls

Coldingham

Priory ruins, surf beach and seabird cliffs, all within a mile

Coleford

Ancient forest, hidden caves, market-town heart of the Forest of Dean

Colne

Pennine mill town on the doorstep of Pendle Hill

Condover

Timber-framed history in the Shropshire countryside

Coniston

Fell, lake and speed-record history in the quiet west

Conwy

Castle walls, a working quay and Snowdonia at the door

Cornwall

Granite cliffs, warm seas and the best seafood in England

Corwen

Where the Dee meets the Berwyns, and Glyndŵr's legend lives on

Cossall

A hidden Erewash Valley hamlet with a literary secret

Cotswolds

Honey-stone villages and high sheep country

Cottenham

Fen skies and village life on Cambridge's doorstep

Cranbrook

The Capital of the Weald, mill sails and orchards

Cressage

Where the Severn slows beneath an ancient oak

Crewkerne

Hamstone charm on the doorstep of the Jurassic Coast

Criccieth

A castle-topped seaside town on Cardigan Bay

Crickhowell

Georgian charm on the edge of the Black Mountains

Crieff

Where the Lowlands meet the Highlands, one dram at a time

Crockey Hill

Quiet Vale of York village, minutes from historic York

Crooklands

Canal-side calm at the gateway to the southern Lakes

Crowhurst

Ancient yew, Norman history, Sussex Weald calm

Crowthorne

Berkshire heathland, pine forest and village charm

Cuckfield

Timber-framed Sussex charm on the edge of the High Weald