Underrated places in the UK

[MaMaLa321]

I enjoyed reading the thread on overrated places (so strictly this is a TAAT, sorry) but would love to know where in the UK people think is underrated.
Mine is Nantwich. I'd live there like a shot.

Somerset

Worcestershire

Parts of Staffordshire

Liverpool

@ReindeerAreEvil

Leicester

I agree actually. Best place I've lived and worked and would go back like a shot if the logistics worked out.

Belfast and cardiff. Both places I'm really excited to visit again.

Morecambe. Especially the Midland Hotel.

Grantham is rather interesting as well, random bits of history.

Lots of Staffordshire is very nice too, I think. Stafford itself not so much but if you're more of a rural sort it's worth a look.

I'm loving all these votes for Liverpool, and feel quite vindicated in my love of the place. It's a wonderful little city for sure.

Glasgow

Newcastle

Aberystwyth

Belfast

Dundee. Loads to do.

Ooh another - Chepstow - gorgeous.

I agree on Birmingham and Liverpool. I’m a Londoner and they’re my other favourite UK cities.

Derry is a great place. Love walking round the wall.

The Wirral

Second a PP saying Chester, and also Hull.

Andover

Yes to Newcastle and Northumberland.

Like the other thread
My vote goes to Aberystwyth. It's the closest sizable town to me. Been here fifteen years and love it. Wouldn't want to live in England again. Rural Wales with beaches, mountains and a safe place to bring up kids.

Hebden Bridge.

Birmingham

Agree Northumberland is stunning!

Forest of Dean

Herefordshire

Dundee

County Fermanagh, Lakeland’s

Lytham St Anne's. It's lovely for cycling along the seafront. It's near Blackpool but worlds apart.

Hull

Newcastle
Dundee

Ashbourne

Is Leeds under-rated? Aren't most people of the opinion that its a great city?

I'd count both Northumberland coastline and Chester as active tourist spots. Likewise, neither Cardiff and Glasgow can be counted as underrated, surely?

I'm from rural Staffs near the Peak District (originally, parents still there) so lovely to see so much love for it just avoid Stoke

South of Scotland- Ayrshire, Dumfries & Galloway.
I think most people tend to go up to the Highlands for a visit but lots of beauty spots down here and tend to find the further South the more peaceful it is, lack of crowds which is nice

I agree with Chester.