What are the niche cities worth visiting in Britain?

I studied in England for a year and went to many places. In addition to London, Cambridge and Oxford, there are actually many niche areas worth playing. Let's recommend some today.

The first city where I studied in new york.

York family, the historical capital of White Rose, is also the prototype of Wolf family in Game of Thrones. York, located in the north of England, is a small town with a history of more than two thousand years. There is the largest Catholic church in Britain in the city center. I went to the church on Christmas Eve to listen to a concert, which was very shocking. The whole city is surrounded by ancient city walls. Standing on the wall and looking at the city seems to have seen a thousand years of history. There is also an alley in the city, commonly known as the mess, which is one of the exterior scenes of Harry Potter and diagon alley. It's worth a visit.

In addition, there is a quiet town that I personally like very much-Bath.

Bath is located in the south of England, with a warm climate and pleasant scenery. This is a small town that can be reached within an hour or two's walk. Jane Austen, a famous female writer, spent her later years here, so the whole city was filled with the breath of literature and art. When the Romans invaded, they left a big bathhouse building. Now you can visit it or soak in the hot springs inside. This is also the origin of the name bath (Bath means bath in English).

Finally, because a manor must go to Sheffield.

Although the city is not well-known, it has a world-famous scenic spot-Darcy Manor. Basically, tourists from Sheffield, except alpacas, will visit Darcy Manor. The whole manor is exactly as described in Pride and Prejudice. There is a big forest outside the magnificent building complex, and it seems that Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy can be seen later. The room inside is also worth a visit. Many decorations are hundreds of years old. A day at the manor is no problem.

The above is my heart water recommendation. Have fun!