Destinations starting with "L"
60 destinations
Lake District
England's high fells, deep lakes and slate villages
Lampeter
A quiet university town in the heart of the Teifi Valley
Lancaster
Castle walls, river views, moorland on the doorstep
Lancing
Chalk downs, a cathedral-like chapel and a quiet lagoon by the sea
Landford
Wiltshire's gateway to the New Forest
Langholm
The Muckle Toon on the banks of the Esk
Laugharne
Dylan Thomas country on the Taf estuary
Laxey
Where the world's biggest waterwheel meets the Manx mountains
Lea
A quiet gateway to the Wye Valley
Ledbury
Timbered streets, cider orchards and the Malvern Hills
Leebotwood
A tiny thatched village at the foot of the Long Mynd
Leeds
Yorkshire's confident city of culture and canals
Leek
Queen of the Moorlands, gateway to the Peak District
Leigh
Quiet Staffordshire lanes on the edge of the Churnet Valley
Leighton Buzzard
Steam trains, canal towpaths and Chiltern edges
Leominster
Black-and-white streets, wool-town history, cider country on the doorstep
Leven
Sand, sea and the Fife Coastal Path, all within reach of a new rail link
Lewes
Sussex history, bonfires and brewery ale beneath the Downs
Leyburn
Wensleydale's market town gateway to the Yorkshire Dales
Lincoln
A cathedral city on a hill, steeped in history
Lindale
A curious iron monument above Morecambe Bay
Lingfield
Medieval Surrey charm, racing history and the wild edge of the High Weald
Little Budworth
Sandstone heath, racing engines and village pubs in the heart of Cheshire
Little Hucklow
A quiet limestone hamlet beneath the gliders of Hucklow Edge
Little Meadle
A quiet Chiltern hamlet beneath the Ridgeway
Little Staughton
Peaceful countryside with a Pathfinder past
Littlebourne
A quiet Kentish village on the Little Stour
Liverpool
Two cathedrals, four Beatles and a river that built it
Llanarth
Quiet Ceredigion village, wild coast on the doorstep
Llanbedr
Mountains, river and a tidal island in quiet Snowdonia
Llanbedrog
Rainbow beach huts, a silent Tin Man and Wales' oldest art gallery
Llanberis
Wales' highest mountain, one small slate village at its foot
Llandeilo
A hilltop market town above the Tywi, gateway to Dinefwr's castle and parkland
Llandovery
Where the drover roads meet the wild Cambrian Mountains
Llandudno
Victorian grandeur between two limestone headlands
Llandysul
Whitewater and wool country on the banks of the Teifi
Llanelli
Tinplate town turned coastal escape on the Burry Estuary
Llangadog
Where the Tywi Valley meets the wild Black Mountain
Llangollen
A river, a canal aqueduct and a castle-topped hill in the Dee Valley
Llangrannog
A giant's tooth of rock, dolphins offshore, and Cardigan Bay's best-kept cove
Llangrove
Hilltop orchards and quiet lanes above the Wye Valley
Llanidloes
Where the Severn begins its journey through the Cambrian hills
Llanrug
Gateway village to Eryri, minutes from Caernarfon and Llyn Padarn
Loch Lomond
Britain's largest loch, half an hour from Glasgow
Lochinver
Wild mountains, a working harbour, and Scotland's best meat pie
London
Two thousand years of city, all on one river
Longnor
Cobbles, crafts and quiet Peak District valleys
Longstock
Chalk streams, water gardens and quiet Hampshire village life
Louth
Georgian charm beneath England's tallest church spire
Lower Boddington
Quiet lanes, ironstone cottages and a reservoir in the Northamptonshire countryside
Lower Stretton
Quiet Cheshire lanes on the edge of Warrington
Lower Withington
Cheshire countryside beneath the Lovell Telescope
Ludlow
Timber-framed streets and a castle above the Teme
Lydd
Kent's most southerly town, on the edge of the marsh
Lydney
Forest, river and rail where the Severn meets the Forest of Dean
Lyme Regis
Fossils, harbour walls and Jurassic Coast views
Lymington
Sailing, salt marshes and the gateway to the Isle of Wight
Lyndhurst
The capital of the New Forest, right on your doorstep
Lynton and Lynmouth
Twin villages where Exmoor drops to the sea
Lyth Valley
Damson orchards and quiet fells between Kendal and Windermere