Which UK cities or towns have lovely centres worth visiting?

[Smokeywater]

What city has a great city centre and possibly worth a visit (in response to the other thread about the worst city centres), but towns included too.
Edinburgh obviously, Carlisle is being spruced up and has a cathedral (it became a cathedral in 1133, many restorations but last was in 19thC)), smallish museum and art gallery, a castle and the station all within a short walk of the centre. The centre has lost quite a few of the usual shopping venues but still has a large M&S.
Beverley still has a nice old market town feel. The minster is impressive and St Mary's Church is lovely. One or two nice clothes shops.
Any other suggestions?

Some smaller places -

Skipton
Hebden Bridge
Knaresborough

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Liverpool
Conway
A village but Tutbury

Shrewsbury deserves a mention.

Brighton gets a lot of hate on here, but it's a great place for a visit - given that it's not that big, it's got an absolute maze of interesting little streets to explore then the whole sea front on top of that. Also prone to good weather by UK standards.

I genuinely love the central bits of London. Loads to see and do, satisfyingly large and made up of lots of different areas, and it feels efficient compared to most of the rest of the UK.

Bath really is lovely.

Smaller, but Folkestone has had a lot of investment in the past 10 years or so and is great now particularly in nice weather!

Rye and Camber Sands also nice.

The other end of the country so not really day trips (assume you’re south?!) Newcastle and the coast near there, Berwick and the coast / Holy Island.

I was really surprised by Morpeth when I went recently. Loads of really nice shops.

I love the Industrial Revolution/merchant/manufacturing cities (I may be wrong so don’t come at me) like Liverpool, Manchester, Glasgow, and Belfast with their imposing public buildings, and bustling and vibrant city centres and markets. I also love the cathedral cities like York, Winchester, Chichester, and Salisbury for a day out (though weirdly I really don’t like Bath), and there’s charming little nooks close to otherwise unremarkable cities, like Southsea near Portsmouth or Bridgenorth near Wolverhampton.

Ely is lovely

York, Canterbury, Royal Tunbridge Wells, Bath

Harrogate, Crickhowell

York
Bristol
Edinburgh
Cardiff
Bath ( make sure to go off peak otherwise it’s rammed with tourists)
Winchester

I work in York once or twice a week. I feel very lucky every time I get off the bus.

Lichfield
Norwich
Ludlow
Tutbury (small village but nice independent shops/eateries, a castle which is reopening next year and wild Peacocks walking around the streets).

Durham

Recently went for a weekend to Beverley in Yorkshire. Beautiful centre with the minster looming over the Georgian houses and loads of independent and chain shops. Cafes and bakeries as well. Recommend for a weekend visit definitely.

Cambridge
Bath
Oxford
Bristol
Brighton
Rye
Whitstable

I had a lovely weekend in Winchester recently, it was great.

Lincoln, Edinburgh, Sherborne, Salisbury, Bury St Edmond’s, Bodmin, Weymouth/Portland/Abbotsbury/Dorchester area,, Cheltenham, Wells, Castle Cary/Bruton, Cambridge, Bath, Bristol, Glastonbury, Exeter, St Ives, Cheddar, Birmingham, London, Caerleon, Hereford

Bodmin? Bodmin is a shithole. Full of closed down shops and depressed as fuck.

Norwich!

Chester is lovely

Durham is lovely up by the cathedral. We recently did a boat trip there which was very pretty
Lots of interesting history.

St Albans and Rochester are rather nice, and an easy trip from London.