A Cornwall town has been included among the top 15 UK places to visit in 2024 according to Time Out.
Falmouth featured in ninth place on the list and was Cornwall's only representative.
It beat out the likes of Manchester, Norwich and Wrexham in terms of placement.
Discussing the list, Time Out said: "The full list of 15 UK destinations features picturesque seaside towns, buzzing cities and other-worldly islands, demonstrating that Brits don’t need to travel far to experience some of the best food, drink, culture and attractions in the world.
"The list was curated by Time Out’s network of editors and contributors, who ranked the places based on their current dining, drinking and arts scenes, as well as exciting new openings and big events in the year to come."
The full Time Out list and information about the locations can be found on their website here.
Top 15 UK places to visit in 2024
According to Time Out, these are the 15 best places to visit in the UK for 2024:
- Bristol
- Hull
- Isles of Scilly
- London
- Belfast
- St Andrews
- Lewes
- Newcastle
- Falmouth
- Manchester
- Ramsgate
- Norwich
- Alnmouth
- Ullapool
- Wrexham
Discussing Falmouth, Time Out praised it as being "Cornwall’s cooler town" with student life bringing "a bit of vibrancy and edge to the quiet cobbled streets".
It added: "From Klub Nos Lowen, a cult folk music night, to up-and-coming indie bands, this spot is the ideal place to absorb some of the county’s best culture."
Detailing some of the best things to do in the town, the writers recommended going along to Gyllyngvase Beach, checking out independent boutiques such as Mirri Damer jewellery, heading to Chain Locked for a "harbourside pint" and taking in a gig at The Cornish Bank.
Chiara Wilkinson, Features Editor at Time Out UK, said: “We’re over the moon to share our Time Out list of the best places to visit in the UK in 2024.
"These destinations have buzzy new openings, excellent food and drink offerings and pinch-me-moment landscapes.
"With its vibrant cultural scene set to get even bigger next year, Bristol was a deserving winner – but it was also great to see underrated destinations like Hull, Wrexham and Falmouth take their spots in the top 15. If you need an excuse to book a staycation, surely this is it.”
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