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# Grassington

Grassington is a Wharfedale market town (though often referred to as a 'village') in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales in the English county of North Yorkshire (historically in the West Riding of Yorkshire). As the main residential and commercial centre in Upper Wharfedale, Grassington serves as an ideal base from which to explore the Dales. The cobbled main square and market place, together with the stone built houses of the town, make it a 'picture postcard' Dales destination. In 2021, it was home to 1,100 people.

## Get in

Grassington is 8 miles north of Skipton on the B6265. There are hourly buses from Skipton seven days a week (services 72 and 872), plus less frequent services from Buckden and Ilkley (daily), and York (Summer Sundays only). See for bus service information.

### By foot

The Dales Way From Ilkley to Windermere passes through Grassington.

## Get around

As Grassington is a small town, you can walk everywhere.

## See

* 54.06955-1.997561 Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority and Information Centre, Colvend, Hebden Road, BD23 5LB, ☏ +44 1756 751699. M-Th 8:30AM-5PM, F 8:30AM-4:30PM. One of two main information centres within the National Park is located in Grassington
* 54.07207-1.997372 Grassington Folk Museum, the Square, BD23 5AQ, ☏ +44 1756 752801. Exhibits of lead mining, minerals, craft tools, lathes, Dales farming, period costumes, folklore and the days of the railway recalled. World War II memorabilia also features.
* 54.07065-2.004413 Grassington Bridge (Lindon Bridge), Station Road. Grade II Bridge over the River Wharfe. (updated Jan 2021)

### Further afield

* 54.1087-2.04064 Kilnsey Crag. This impressive limestone rock formation is just off the western edge of the B6160, about 3 miles north of Grassington at Kilnsey. It is approximately 170 ft high with an overhang of 40 ft. (updated Nov 2020)

## Do

* Take a hike in the Dales around the town - Buckden Pike is a good destination with great views.

## Drink

* 54.07237-1.997481 The Foresters Arms, 20 Main St, BD23 5AA, ☏ +44 1756 752349. (updated Jan 2021)

## Sleep

There is a good selection of hotels, inns and B&B in the area.
* 54.07869-1.988061 Grassington Bunk Barn, Spring Croft, Moor Ln, BD23 5BD, ☏ +44 1756 753882.
* 54.07279-1.997862 Ashfield House, 3 Summers Fold, BD23 5AE, ☏ +44 1756 752584.
* 54.07237-1.996913 Black Horse Hotel, 4 Garrs Ln, BD23 5AT, ☏ +44 1756 752770. (updated Jan 2021)
* 54.07197-1.997314 Grassington House, 5 The Square, Grassington BD23 5AQ, ☏ +44 1756 752406. Upscale restaurant with 9 rooms in a Georgian mansion. B&B double £140. (updated Jun 2020)

## Connect

As of March 2024, Grassington and its approach roads have 4G from EE and O2 but no signal from Three or Vodafone. 5G has not reached this area.

## Go next

* Go north to Buckden, 10.7 mi (17.2 km) on the B6160.
* Go east to Ripon, 22.3 mi (35.9 km), on the B6265
* Go west to Malham with Malham Cove, 11.8 mi (19.0 km) on the B6265.
# Chagford

Chagford is a village in the English county of Devon in Dartmoor.

## Get in
### By bus

Dartline 173: 2 buses each day each way Exeter to Moretonhampstead

### By car

3 mi (4.8 km) north of Moretonhampstead on the A382 turn left into B3206 to Chagford.
Chagford long-stay carpark is at Stableyard, New Street TQ13.

### On foot

The Two Moors Way passes through Chagford.

## See

* 50.70212-3.840951 Spinsters' Rock. A dolmen with a rock roof supported by three rocks. (updated Nov 2020)

## Do

* Chagword Literary Festival, ☏ +44 7518 469 437. Held in March in the Jubilee Hall and Chagford Primary School. (updated Dec 2020)
* Chagstock, organiser@chagstock.info. Music festival held in July. (updated Dec 2020)
* 50.66027-3.84581 Meldon Hill. 390 m (1,280 ft) high. (updated Nov 2020)

## Buy

* 50.673-3.839921 Proper Job Uptown, 32a The Square, TQ13 8AB, ☏ +44 1647 432973, uptown@proper-job.org. Tu-Sa 9:30AM=5PM. Community reuse centre incorporating a recycled products shop. (updated Dec 2020)

## Eat

* 50.6736-3.839771 The Old Forge Caffe & Restaurant, 6 The Square, TQ13 8AB, ☏ +44 1647 433226, saravincent14@gmail.com. Tu-Sa 9AM-4:30PM. (updated Nov 2020)

## Drink

* 50.67324-3.8411 The Chagford Inn (Buller's Arms), 7 Mill St, TQ13 8AW, ☏ +44 1647 433109. Chagford's posh pub. (updated Nov 2020)
* 50.67235-3.839552 The Globe Inn, 9 High Street, TQ13 8AJ, ☏ +44 1647 433485, mary@theglobeinnchagford.co.uk. (updated Nov 2020)
* 50.67273-3.840393 Ring O'Bells, 44 The Square, TQ13 8AH, ☏ +44 1647 432466, info@ringobellschagford.co.uk. Chagford's village pub and free house, dating from the 16th century, with a beautiful carved bar taken from a wooden ship. (updated Dec 2020)

## Sleep

* 50.67259-3.840161 The Three Crowns Hotel, High Street, TQ13 8AJ, ☏ +44 1647 433444. Check-in: 2:30PM, check-out: 11AM. A 13th-century granite manor house and site of a skirmish with the Roundheads in 1642, Now a 5-star inn. £115-£155. (updated Nov 2020)

## Connect

As of Sep 2023, Chagford and its approach roads have 4G from EE and Three, but only a patchy mobile signal from O2 or Vodafone. 5G has not reached this area.

## Go next

* Drewsteignton 4 mi (6.4 km) to the north east.
* Moretonhampstead 4.5 mi (7.2 km) to the south east.
* Postbridge 7.6 mi (12.2 km) to the south west via B3212 into the heart of Dartmoor.
# Long Melford

Long Melford is in Suffolk. It has a lot of antiques shops and dealers.

## Understand
### Visitor information

* Long Melford Business Association.
* Visit Suffolk.

## Get in

Long Melford is just north of Sudbury. Long Melford is of the A134 in between Colchester and Bury St Edmunds and near the A1092 from Clare. It no longer has a railway station, the nearest is in Sudbury to the south.

## See

* 52.0982830.7168871 Kentwell Hall, High Street, CO10 9BA, ☏ +44 1787 310207. (updated Mar 2022)
* 52.075630.7137592 Long Melford Library, United Reformed Church Room, Hall Street, CO10 9JT, ☏ +44 1787 377525, help@suffolklibraries.co.uk. Tu W F 10AM-1PM and 2-5PM, Sa 9AM-1PM, M Th Su closed. (updated Mar 2022)
* 52.08250.7226243 Melford Hall, CO10 9AA, ☏ +44 1787 379228. (updated Mar 2022)

## Do

* 52.08250.722911 LeeStock Music Festival, Melford Hall, CO10 9AA, contact@leestock.org. A 2-day music festival (updated Jun 2017)
* 52.0608740.7062982 Melford Country Park, 3-4 Borley Road, CO10 9HH. (updated Mar 2022)
* 52.0768730.7121613 Playing field. Where the cricket and football club are based. (updated Mar 2022)

## Buy

* 52.0726040.7139451 Long Melford Antiques Centre, 5 Little St Mary's, CO10 9HX, ☏ +44 1787 379287. M-Sa 9:30AM-5PM, Su closed. (updated Mar 2022)
* 52.0772120.714362 Co-op, Hall Street, CO10 9JR, ☏ +44 1787 379821. M-Sa 6AM-11PM, Su 7AM-10PM. (updated Mar 2022)

## Eat

* 52.0782770.7159971 Tanswell's Cakes, 7 Hall Street, CO10 9JG, ☏ +44 7903 314600. (updated Mar 2022)

## Drink

* 52.06110.7111 Nethergate Brewery Shop & Tap House, Rodbridge Corner, Long Melford, ☏ +44 1787 377087. Good selection of beers. (updated Dec 2019)
* 52.076730.7143892 The Long Melford Tea Room, Dudley House, 1 Hall Street, CO10 9JR, ☏ +44 1787 881361. M W Tu F 10AM-5PM, Sa 10AM-4:30PM, Tu Su closed. (updated Mar 2022)

## Sleep

* 52.086070.720761 The Black Lion (Hotel & Restaurant), The Green, Long Melford, CO10 9DN (3½ miles N of Sudbury), ☏ +44 1787 312356, enquiries@blacklionhotel.net. AA 3*. (updated Jun 2017)
* 52.07870.71812 The Crown Inn Hotel (Hotel & Restaurant), Hall Street, Long Melford, Sudbury, CO10 9JL, ☏ +44 1787 377666, info@thecrownhotelmelford.co.uk. Family-run 17th-century inn with restaurant offering a full à-la-carte menu for dinner & lunch. (updated Jun 2017)
* 52.0758190.7145633 The George and Dragon Hotel, Hall Street, CO10 9JA, ☏ +44 1787 371285. (updated Mar 2022)
* 52.0765890.7109484 The Mill, Hall Mill house, CO10 9DY, ☏ +44 1787 378035. Family-run 2-room B&B. double from £155, single £130. (updated Mar 2022)

## Connect

As of Sep 2022, Long Melford and its approach roads have 4G from all UK carriers, but the signal is patchy with Three and Vodafone. 5G has not reached this area.
# Cerrigydrudion

Cerrigydrudion is a small village in the Welsh county borough of Conwy.

## Get in

Closest rail stations are Betws y Coed and Chirk, although getting closer with public transport is challenging.

### By road

Cerrig-y-drudion is on the A5 London to Holyhead trunk road between Betws y Coed and Chirk.

### By bus

TrawsCymru T10 runs through the village - this service was introduced in 2021 and replaced a very sparse service. There are buses every two hours from Bangor and Corwen (three journeys each way on Sundays) with journey times of 81 mins from Bangor and 19 mins from Corwen.
Corwen provides services to and from a wide range of destinations including Chester, Wrexham, Llangollen, and Dolgellau - TrawsCymru timetables are coordinated to enable easy connections here.

## Get around

Mainly by car, limited bus services.

## See

* 53.083333-3.5333331 Llyn Brenig. Man made reservoir

## Do

* Fishing.

## Eat

* 53.023475-3.562851 Ty Tan Llan Cafe, Corwen, ☏ +44 1490 420553.
* 53.080025-3.5421722 Brenig Visitors Centre, ☏ +44 1490 420463.

## Sleep

* 53.029121-3.5658621 Cerrigydrudion Cottages, Hendre Llan, ☏ +44 1490 420513. (updated Oct 2016)

## Go next

* Bala
* Ruthin
* Betws y Coed
* Llangollen
* Denbigh
# Deal

Deal is a small seaside town in Kent. The residential town of Walmer adjoins to the south.

## Get in
### By train

51.22311.39891 Deal station has direct trains from London St Pancras and London Bridge.

### By coach

Direct coaches from London.

### By bus

Local buses available from Canterbury and Dover.

## See

* 51.2185631.4050851 Deal Castle, Marine Road, Deal, ☏ +44 1304 372762. A 'device fort' built under Henry VIII in the 16th century. The castle is approximately a 20-minute walk from Deal train station. Adults £5.00, children £3.00, concessions £4.50.
* 51.21.4041772 Walmer Castle and Gardens, Kingsdown Road, Walmer, ☏ +44 1304 364288. Built under Henry VIII in the 16th century. Residence of the Duke of Wellington and William Pitt the Younger in later centuries, with the residence containing exquisite and extensive 18th- and 19th-century furniture and ornamentation. The castle is approximately a 30-minute walk from Deal train station. Adults £7.70, children £4.60, concessions £6.90.
* 51.224211.400583 Kent Museum of the Moving Image, Stanhope Road. F, Sa, Su, 11AM-5PM. History of films from candle lit hand painted magic lanterns to the heyday of the cinema. Cafe with garden. Adult £6. (updated Jul 2022)
* 51.225431.401164 Deal Museum, 22 St George's Rd. summer F, Sa, Su 1PM - 4PM. Volunteer run museum of maritime and local history free, donations encouraged. (updated Jul 2022)
* 51.22191.40425 Timeball Tower Museum. Jun - Sep W - Su 11:30AM - 4:30PM,. The timeball was dropped at precisely 1PM to give an accuarate time reference for ships. The tower was also used for semaphore. Adult £3. (updated Jul 2022)

## Do

* Walk along the seafront and onto the Pier (which is free to enter).

## Buy

* 51.227021.402561 Deal Saturday Market, North end of High St. Sa 9AM - 2PM. Outdoor market with 35 stalls. This has been a chartered market since 1699. (updated Jul 2022)

## Eat

* 51.2237731.4063321 Deal Pier Kitchen (end of Deal Pier), ☏ +44 1304368228. M-Th 10:00-16:00, F-Su 09:00-16:00.. (updated Apr 2024)

## Drink

* 51.226131.400321 The Alma, 126 West St, CT14 6EB, ☏ +44 1304 369349. (updated Jul 2022)
* 51.23061.404242 Foresters Inn, 15 The Marina, CT14 6NG, ☏ +44 1304 374132. noon=11PM. (updated Jul 2022)
* 51.222461.404393 Port Arms, Port Arms, 10 Beach St, CT14 7AH, ☏ +44 1304 373598. (updated Jul 2022)
* 51.228551.40334 Ship Inn, 141 Middle St, CT14 6JZ, ☏ +44 1304 372222. 11AM-midnight. (updated Jul 2022)

## Sleep

* 51.2253541.4043821 Royal Hotel (Shepherd Neame), Beach St, CT14 6JD, ☏ +44 1304 375555.

## Go next

* Dover
* Sandwich
# Whitehaven

Whitehaven is a town on the coast of Cumbria, in the North West region of England.

## Get in

The town has two train stations: Whitehaven and Corkickle. Both of these stations are on the Barrow to Carlisle line, with a travel time of 1 hr 10 min to Carlisle. Access by road is by the A595 trunk road. Whilst the town was once a major port for England, the lack of a tributary to the harbour prevents modern vessels from docking. Occasionally historic tramp steamers will make calls to Whitehaven.

## Get around

The town has two train stations Whitehaven and Corckickle, and is served by Stagecoach local services by far the easiest method of seeing the local attractions is by car.

## See

Whitehaven was attacked by John Paul Jones - founder of the US Navy - during the American revolutionary wars. Many of the cannon which were in the fort at the time are still in the harbour area. However, they were reused in the 1950s as road bollards and are now implanted in the pavements to separate it from the road. The town is also the first in the UK to be laid out in a grid format, and was later used as a template for major cities.
The town's cemetery is also home to the grandmother of George Washington, the first president of the USA.
The church at the centre of town is worth a visit. The original church was burned down, and due to funding issues rather than rebuild, the saved part was bricked off from the remaining destroyed part and now forms the church.
One day should be sufficient to see all the town has to offer.
* 54.548719-3.5945021 The Beacon Museum, West Strand, ☏ +44 1946 592302. Art exhibitions and local history, including the Sellafield Story (updated Jan 2017)

## Do

* Rugby League (13-a-side): Whitehaven were relegated in 2024 and play in League One, the third tier. Their home ground is Coach Road, half a mile south of town centre. The playing season is Mar-Oct.
* The Edge is an outdoor sports facility due to open in summer 2024.

## Drink

* 54.55098-3.586981 The Bransty Arch, Bransty Row, CA28 7XE, ☏ +44 1946 517640. 8AM-midnight. JD Wetherspoon (updated Jan 2023)
* 54.54857-3.590862 The Vagabond, 9 Marlborough St, CA28 7LL, ☏ +44 1946 66653. (updated Jan 2023)

## Sleep

* 54.547609-3.58891 The Georgian House Hotel, 9-11 Church St, ☏ +44 1946 696611.
* 54.575765-3.5632422 Premier Inn Whitehaven, Howgate, CA28 6PL, ☏ +44 871 527 9160.

## Go next

* North to Workington on the A595 7.9 mi (12.7 km)
* South to Seascale on the A595 14.7 mi (23.7 km)
# Rhayader

Rhayader (Welsh: Rhaeadr or Rhaeadr Gwy) is a market town in Radnorshire.

## Understand
### Visitor information

* Discover Rhayader website

## Talk

English is spoken in the town almost exclusively and it is very rare to hear Welsh.

## Get in
### By car

On the, often congested, intersection of two of Wales' most important trunk roads the A470, 13 miles north of Builth Wells and 30 miles east of Aberystwyth on the A44.

### By public transit

Closest rail station is Pen-y-Bont but there are numerous bus services from Builth Wells, Llandrindod Wells, Aberystwyth and Newtown

## Get around

The town is very small and walking is the easiest way around. For surrounding areas, driving or taking a taxi might be advisable as public transport connections are poor.

## See

* 52.2999-3.50921 Old Swan. A timber-framed building dating back to the 1600s.
* 52.272222-3.6888892 Elan Valley Reservoirs. and the scenic Elan valley
* Rhayader Museum and Gallery, CARAD, East Street, Rhayader, Powys, LD6 5ER, ☏ +44 1597 810561, all@carad.org.uk. Tu-F 10AM-4PM, Sa 10AM-1PM. A museum where you can learn about the history of the town and area. £4. (updated Oct 2020)
* Gigrin Farm Red Kite Feeding Station, South Street, Rhayader, Powys, LD6 5BL, ☏ +44 1597 810243. Centre to learn about the Red Kite and their conservation, a bird common to the area. (updated Oct 2020)

## Do

Walkers and cyclists are drawn to Rhayader for the abundance of trails and bridleways surrounding the town.
* B4574 mountain road. Between Aberystwyth and Rhayader via Devil's Bridge is a great scenic drive.
* 52.257-3.4861 Willow Globe Theatre. Shakespeare's plays performed in a theatre formed from living willow trees woven together. (updated Dec 2016)
Go for a bike ride - the town is located on the scenic national cycle routes 8 and 81.
* Clive Powell Bikes, Cwmdauddwr Arms, West St, Rhayader LD6 5AB, ☏ +44 1597 811343. Bike shop which provides bike hire. (updated Oct 2020)
* Bike hire is also available in the nearby Elan Valley Visitor Centre, see "Elan Valley Reservoirs" above.

### Events

* Rhayader carnival 9 days in July.

## Eat

* 52.301053-3.5110041 Evans Plaice, North St, ☏ +44 1597 810317. Fish and chip shop with eat-in and take-away. (updated Dec 2016)
* The Mirchi, East Street, LD6 5DN, ☏ +44 1597 811459. Indian restaurant and takeaway. (updated Oct 2020)

## Drink

The town has the highest concentration of pubs and drinking establishments, per capita, in the UK.

## Sleep

* 52.300476-3.5100121 Ty Morgans, East St., ☏ +44 1597 811666. (updated Dec 2016)
* 52.279923-3.5577662 Elan Valley Hotel, Elan Valley, ☏ +44 1597 810448.
* Wyeside Caravan & Camping Park, LD6 5LB, ☏ +44 1597 810183. Local campsite next to the river with good facilities. (updated Oct 2020)

## Go next

* Pontrhydfendigaid and Strata Florida Abbey
* Llandrindod Wells
* Llanidloes
# Bray (England)

Bray or Bray on Thames is a village in Berkshire, England. It is notable for being the home of two of Britain's best restaurants.
Bray Studios was also where a number of Hammer Films' horror genre classics were filmed.

## Get in

Bray is very close to Maidenhead. Windsor and Eton are also nearby.

### By car

Head on the M4 and exit at junction 8, the A308(M) then leads to Bray.

### By train and bus

Maidenhead is the nearest railway station, about 3 km from Bray. Windsor is also an option. Taxis are easy to find in either town.
Buses 6 and 6A run from Maidenhead Town Centre (Frascati Way, Stop S1), via Bray, to Windsor (Castle Hill, Stop C). Maidenhead to Bray takes 10 min; Windsor to Bray takes 40 min.

## Get around

Bray is small and easily explored on foot.

## See

* 51.50612-0.701291 Jesus Hospital, 1923 High St, Bray, SL6 2AN. Grade I almshouses and chapel founded by William Goddard 1609 with his statue above the entrance (updated Dec 2020)
* 51.5091-0.7021212 St Michael's Church. Dates from 1293, contains several brasses from the 14th to 16th centuries (updated Oct 2016)

## Do

* 51.50951-0.689981 Bray Lock, SL6 2BJ. Although it is smaller than its nearast counterpart, Boulter's Lock, it is sited in a picturesque area, perfect for walking along the river. (updated Apr 2021)

## Eat

Bray is home to two of the UK's four three-Michelin-star restaurants. It has been a centre of high dining since the establishment of The Waterside Inn in the 1970s, later Britain's second three-Michelin-star restaurant (1985–present). Bray was put firmly on the gastronome's map by Heston Blumenthal and the molecular gastronomy he practices at The Fat Duck, also a three-Michelin-star restaurant (2004–present). The other two restaurants that hold three stars are in London.
* 51.5078-0.70161 The Fat Duck, 1 High Street, ☏ +44 1628 580333. Tu-Sa noon-2PM (last orders), 7PM-9PM (last orders). Run by molecular gastronomy pioneer Heston Blumenthal and famous for its inventively bizarre dishes including "snail porridge", "sardine on toast sorbet", and "salmon poached with liquorice". Reservations essential. Menus £95/125, plus optional wines £90/145/295.
* 51.5092-0.6992 The Waterside Inn, Ferry Road (by the river), ☏ +44 1628 620691. W–Su noon - 2PM, 7PM-10PM; closed Jan. First 3-star Michelin restaurant serving French food of the highest order by established leaders of French cuisine in the UK. Reservations essential. Also offers accommodation from £220 per room per night. £45-160, excluding wine.

## Drink

* 51.50819-0.702031 The Hind's Head, High St, SL6 2AB, ☏ +44 1628 626151. Gastropub (updated Apr 2021)

## Sleep

* 51.5032-0.68331 Monkey Island Hotel (Monkey Island Estate), ☏ +44 1628 623400, enquiries@monkeyislandestate.co.uk. Modern rooms enclosed in a facade dating back to the 18th century.

## Go next

East along the Thames River or follow the A308 to Windsor 5 mi (8.0 km).
# Newport (Isle of Wight)

Newport is the county town (administrative centre) of the Isle of Wight. It is in the centre of the island on the River Medina. It is the second largest town on the island, with a population of 24,000, slightly fewer than Ryde.

## Understand
### Visitor information

* Newport visitor information

## Get in

Newport is the hub for Southern Vectis bus services throughout the island, so is easily reached from the other towns, including those where ferry services arrive from the mainland.

## See

* 50.68685-1.315551 Carisbrooke Castle, Castle Hill, Carisbrooke, PO30 1XY (a mile and a half south west of Newport), ☏ +44 1983 522107. 10AM-4PM. In the 1640s King Charles I was imprisoned in this castle whose construction began in the 12th century. Visitors planning to visit both Osborne House and Carisbrooke Castle should consider becoming members of English Heritage; it can work out cheaper than buying individual tickets for family groups and allows free access to all other English Heritage properties for the rest of the year. Adults £11.60, children £6.90, concessions £10.40.
* 50.700475-1.2930232 Museum of Island History, High St, PO30 1TY, ☏ +44 1983 521555. M 10:30AM-3:30PM, Tu-F 9:30AM-3:30PM, Sa Su closed. Museum dedicated to the history of the Isle of Wight. Last entry 3PM. Adult £2, child £1.20, family £5. (updated Oct 2018)

## Do

* 50.69971-1.292541 Apollo Theatre, Pyle Street, Newport, ☏ +44 1983 210010, info@apollo-theatre.org.uk. The Apollo Theatre presents 7 shows a year produced by its in-house company, The Apollo Players. In addition, it also hosts a range of events from external companies featuring a mix of drama, live music, meetings and lectures. £8.50. (updated Nov 2018)
* 50.708144-1.2889592 Isle of Wight Festival (Southern Vectis provides buses to and from the festival site). A pop music event held at Seaclose Park in June. £175 (weekend). (updated Jul 2022)
* Tennyson Trail. 15 mi (24 km) walk from Carisbrooke Castle to the Needles. (updated Nov 2017)

## Drink

* 50.700219-1.2957221 The Man in the Moon, 16-17 St James' St, PO30 5HB, ☏ +44 1983 530126. Wetherspoons pub. (updated Oct 2017)

## Sleep

* 50.699334-1.2943831 The Wheatsheaf Hotel, 16 St Thomas' Square, Newport, PO30 1SG, ☏ +44 1983 530777.
* 50.706579-1.2909152 Premier Inn, Seaclose, Fairlee Road, PO30 2DN, ☏ +44 871 527 8556.