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Mayfair · London

The iconic all-pink Gallery room at Sketch is one of the most photographed rooms in London, the afternoon tea matches the setting in ambition and execution.

Bethnal Green · London

London's famous Sunday flower market, a narrow Victorian street that transforms into a corridor of colour, scent, and cheerful traders from 8am until noon.

Portmeirion · Snowdonia

A privately built Italianate village on a Welsh estuary. Clough Williams-Ellis's folly, still the strangest place in Wales.

Bibury · Cotswolds

Arlington Row, the most photographed row of cottages in England, built in 1380 beside the Coln.

Glen Brittle · Isle Of Skye

Crystal-clear glacial pools and waterfalls below the Black Cuillins, some of Britain's most vivid water.

Trotternish · Isle Of Skye

The basalt pinnacle that defines Skye's skyline, a 2-mile walk from the car park to the rocks at its base.

Upper Town · Bath

Thirty Georgian townhouses in a perfect arc. John Wood the Younger's 1774 masterpiece, still residential.

Clifton · Bristol

Brunel's 1864 bridge over the Avon Gorge, 76 metres above the river, best seen at dusk from the Leigh Woods side.

City Centre · York

Medieval butchers' street with overhanging upper floors that nearly touch, the most photographed street in the UK.

Gateshead · Newcastle

Antony Gormley's 20-metre steel figure on a hill above the A1, bigger, stranger, and more affecting than any photo.